I’m now going back to the stone-age with a clock that has a face, three hands, and an audible ticker.
I’m now going back to the stone-age with a clock that has a face, three hands, and an audible ticker.
(1) Email is the enemy (2) Prioritize one goal a week (3) Know your productivity limits (4) Take a day off (5) Skip meetings (6) Say “No”
Here’s part of the lecture I gave to the students in my Leadership class on managing time in pastoral ministry. I’ve given you a theology of time and a devil-ology of time. In the light of that, let me now…
Yesterday I proposed a basic theology of time. Today I will give you a devilology of time, time from the devil’s perspective. I’m really asking, “What would the devil teach a class on time-management?” He would have three main points:…
Why are those of us who live in the richest countries in the world suffering from so much painful and debilitating time-poverty? Time is far more valuable than money. It is far more limited and far more difficult to recover…
Yesterday I wrote about the two ways of living that David Brooks outlined in the New York Times: “The Well-Planned Life” (WPL) or “The Summoned Life” (SL). And I asked which of the two was most biblical. Just to recap,…