When I was teaching high school six hours a day back in St. Louis, I also was a daily afternoon radio host for 3 hours, I taught at Webster University in the evenings, was the Drama director of plays and musicals, and was constantly working on my Masters and Doctorate. For a while, my husband, family and friends had to take a backseat to my busy schedule. Have you ever felt that way? What happens when “busyness” becomes an excuse – or even worse, it can become a proud label we wear to prove our worth and indispensability!
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When I was teaching high school six hours a day back in St. Louis, I also was a daily afternoon radio host for 3 hours, I taught at Webster University in the evenings, was the Drama director of plays and musicals, and was constantly working on my Masters and Doctorate. For a while, my husband, family and friends had to take a backseat to my busy schedule. Have you ever felt that way? What happens when “busyness” becomes an excuse – or even worse, it can become a proud label we wear to prove our worth and indispensability!
Support the show (http://www.saltandlightministry.com)