At the beginning of every business day (read: everyday) I sit down at my desk and look at my task list from the day before. The top of it contains tasks that need to be completed every day. Then there are the list of tasks completed and uncompleted from the day before. I tear off that sheet and write a new one omitting the things done and copying the things undone.

I then add to the list anything that may have startled me in the midnight hour or something I notice while browsing my stats. The list has tasks both large and small. Often, one item on the list could take the entire rest of the week. Some I could never complete.

Some will make me money. Some will waste my time. Which one do I choose?

Paul wrote to the church in Crointh:

[bibleblock]1 cor2 6-8[/bibleblock]

This has been stuck in my spirit all week. What I really need is knowledge beyond my means. That is what we call wisdom. The wisdom of this age tells me to abandon my family and make as much as possible.

The wisdom of God says ,

[bibleblock]matt 11:28-30[/bibleblock]