We all know about "To Do" list. They can give us a sense of purpose to start the day. They acknowledge our accomplishments when they are long and crossed off. (Yes, it is okay to write down finished tasks after they are done.)
This is another great one from Toby Mac's "Speak Life."
"Sometimes we need a "stop doing" list as bad as you need a to do list. "
He nails it! How many things do we need to be reminded to "stop doing?" Do we write them down and check them off? Perhaps, we should.
This scripture seemed perfect.
"A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in a setting of silver." -Proverbs 25:11
The right word at the right time is a game changer. This week, we can work on our "stop doing" lists. There are only 24 hours in a day. Time with family, down-time, and sleep are important, too. Time is a precious gift we unwrap every day. A stop doing list may
Today, I am grateful for encouragement to make a "stop doing" list.
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