Dallas Willard's good comment there was the inspiration for a John Comer book that my daughter appreciated, then I appreciated too -- The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry.
He has a way of putting for the traditional disciplines of Bible, prayer, memory verses with some good disciplines from the past, as part of a plan to slow down. Willard's comment was the source then of the book title. Yet it is not really a time management technique book.
We must love the popular writers because, as less compensated free-lancers, we benefit from the waves they make for us to keep writing. My analogy breaks down somewhere.
Dallas Willard's good comment there was the inspiration for a John Comer book that my daughter appreciated, then I appreciated too -- The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry.
He has a way of putting for the traditional disciplines of Bible, prayer, memory verses with some good disciplines from the past, as part of a plan to slow down. Willard's comment was the source then of the book title. Yet it is not really a time management technique book.
I enjoyed that book immensely as well. I wanted to hate it because it was popular, but I couldn't. I found it really beneficial.
We must love the popular writers because, as less compensated free-lancers, we benefit from the waves they make for us to keep writing. My analogy breaks down somewhere.