Synopsis
from http://www.canihaveanddoitallplease.com: More than ever
before, women are navigating through increasing amounts of responsibility,
activity, scheduling and multi-tasking...and we need some answers about how to
have and do it all in life!
A book I’ve had on my
shelf for over a year now…and should have read when I first got it. And should probably read at regular intervals
throughout life.
Christine Caine provides
some answers about how to have and do it all.
And is the first person I recall running across who says this is not impossible. It’s all about balance and focus, perspective
and seasons.
Her book is filled with
both humor and grace. There are
questions to encourage regular analysis of your life and why you do what you do
and what you really feel is important.
Here is my only
challenge: Caine, like many others, says
that as long as you are walking in what God has for you and His plan for your
life, you will find fulfillment. And
this I totally agree with. My struggle
is more how to find out His plan. It is
expressed that you should look at what you’re good at and find your passion
there. That is where my challenge
lies. I am good at many things (reading,
writing, teaching, cleaning, organizing, pushing paper, hostessing at
restaurants, answering phones, reconciling reports…really, I have yet to work a
job I’m unsuccessful at. And I don’t say
that in a cocky sense but a frustrated one.).
And, really, I’m not sure I’m super passionate about anything these
days. Sad, I know.
So I will use the tips in
this book to continue to look at and pray about my life and my path. Despite my confusion and frustration, I know
my God is faithful beyond anything. And
I need to trust Him that if I’m not on the right path, as long as I keep my
heart in the right place, He is big enough to help me reorient despite myself.
Sounds interesting. I totally know the feeling.
ReplyDeleteIt's definitely target more towards women. However, I think guys could definitely find nuggets of wisdom and things to apply to their lives as well.
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