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Getting Through the Weeds: How to Prioritize Your Day

Life

12 Dec

This has been my prayer for the week:

Lord, help me to pay attention to what you’d like me to and have the rest fall to the wayside.

That’s a hard prayer to pray two weeks before Christmas when you’ve got four kids, deadlines, and a husband who’s out of town.

Not to mention the dishes overflowing the sink, the unwrapped presents, and unbaked bread.

So how to prioritize?

How do you get through the weeds?

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Come visit me over at Little Learning Lovies and find out.

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