Dr. John A. King argues that physical and mental clutter blocks passion, discipline, and spiritual growth. Uncluttering your life is the first step to pursuing what actually matters, whether in work or faith.
Hey, how you doing? Over the last couple of weeks, I've been looking at the whole topic of following Christ. And in business, following your passions, following your dreams. In Christianity, following Christ. In your personal life, following your goals and ambitions concerning fitness. Whatever it is, the thing that stands in the way This will sound a little bit paradoxical. It's sometimes not your passion and sometimes not your discipline, but it's the clutter and the stuff that we allow to get in the way of our passion and our discipline that actually stops us. Now, I know with the right amount of passion and discipline, you're going to allow— you're not going to allow things to get in the way. You're going to be able to get rid of the clutter. But sometimes we need those principles and practices put in place that actually unclutter our life. So this Saturday and next Saturday, I'm going to be speaking on uncluttering your life. And on this Wednesday at Business Leadership School, I'm going to be speaking on how to get after your one thing. So this Saturday, Wednesday, and the following Saturday, I'll be dealing with this entire topic of uncluttering your life and getting after your one thing. So I hope to see you there. Please drop by clctx.org for more information on the teaching times. Have a great day.
