Don't Quit
Michael Hyatt had a beautiful post the other day about not quitting. Using marriage as the example, he explains his emphasis on looking for reasons to keep on going. He’s very keen to the tricks our minds will play on us:
But notice: I’m not asking “Why should I quit?” because I will get answers to that question too. The mind is tricky that way. It will attempt to answer whatever question you ask it, so you must be very careful with how you frame the question. Instead, I focus on the positive. I am looking for reasons to keep going.
I thoroughly enjoyed the post for its message and its delivery. I hope you do too.
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Very good! “We…take every thought captive to obey Christ” (2 Corinthians 10:4-5). But doesn’t asking yourself why to keep going make quitting your marriage an option? It shouldn’t be an option.
His current post on priorities is also good. I’ll have to add him to my bookmarks!