Poignant post! With work, family, post-work interests (i.e., blogging), 2nd business, etc… it does seem like I am doing just that, stealing away – stealing time away from one entity and repurposing it to another. This cause me to continually feel like there is always a demand on my time. Even when I’m doing ‘me time’. And that’s what I think I struggle with…feeling the guilt of taking ‘me time’ when there are so many things that are still outstanding.

Appropriate…Prioritize…Delegate…Reassess. In theory, these ought to work. We’ll see.

What a way to make such a terrific point, and in my opinion Jesus is the perfect example to follow. I love to go hiking, but admit I usually take along my little guy. Although I always make our trip about him, I find that just getting away from the everyday hustle of life, to see something as completely beautiful as what God created, I am still able to refocus on key issues in my life. I have to say too that I usually feel like having a real conversation with my wife soon after—one where we are able to discuss how we can improve together. Distance makes the heart grow fonder I guess. LOL

Thanks for the insight Dustin!
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