Do you have too much to do and not enough time? Do you find yourself distracted from core tasks by less important activities? Are you looking for a simple time-management rule? Join Rabbi Simon Jacobson, best-selling author of “Toward a Meaningful Life”, for a short talk about how to determine what is important to do. Diminish time-clutter in your life with this one effective guideline.
This is an excerpt from: Unclutter Your Soul: Things to Get Out of Your Life
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You cannot gain experience without failure. When you take small steps, you are able to slowly and carefully adapt and assimilate healthy approaches by learning from your failures and successes. These small steps help build your confidence and resilience.
A great mystic uses the “spiral staircase” as an analogy for life’s cycles. What today is at the bottom, will tomorrow be at the top. And like a spiral staircase, we turn our backs to the destination just before we reach its peak.
Regardless of how burned out you may feel, there are three basic steps you can take to spiritually and emotionally renew yourself. The fruit of your labor will be the return of a sparkle in your eye and the spirit of innovation in your heart and mind.
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