It has been said that it takes 21 days to establish a new habit or break an old one. With my journey through 21 dfx, I have learned more about my eating habits and fitness. I have found the spiritual and practical application to the concept behind it all. I must have a plan. To be successful with 21dfx, you have to plan when you will workout, cook ahead of time, and prep for snacks!
I am going to use this 21 day journey I am on to create a plan for my life. I feel that I am going through each day but not utilizing the day to the fullest. I know what God has called me to do, but I am not making much progress. Tonight I was able to have some time of reflection, and I have some clarity:
- I want to be a published writer, that means I need to write. Everyday. Thankfully I have this blog, but I also have a book I am working on and a Bible Study I want to create. So everyday I will devote time to writing something more than a to-do list.
- I will have my prayer and quite time everyday. I will meet with the Lord to outline each and every day.
- I will make time to have alone time with each member of my family: Brock, Abigail and Stone. I will arrange babysitters and give thought of a way to connect with each one on their level.
The other thing is that I feel that God is calling me for something more, more than what I am already doing and aspiring for. My husband has committed to a new journey that will last at least a year. If at the end he essentially meets the requirements for the next step, our life will change, and we see it for the good. Before that though I feel that God is calling me for more than what I am already doing beyond being a Sunday school admin, working on my classes Facebook page, my Precept class, church nursery volunteering and such. So for the next 21 days I am going to seek clarity as to what He is calling me to do.
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