A pastor's saying captures it: if the devil can't make you bad, he makes you busy. The speaker argues that constant distractions, not big mistakes, erode what matters most. Health, family, peace slip away in small increments while you're caught in work and noise.
So a long time ago, I heard in church a pastor say, "If the devil doesn't make you bad, he makes you busy." Now, whether you believe in the devil or not, this is just an allegory to show you how distractions can waste a life. Because if something can't destroy you, it'll distract you. Not with bad decisions, but with endless noise. Like work, stress, scrolling, obligations, things that feel important but pull you away from what actually matters. Like what? Well, like your health or your family, your peace or your purpose. Because at the end of the day, it's not the big mistakes that cost us our life, it's the small distractions that seal it. So slow down, get intentional, and start choosing what truly matters before your time gets spent on everything else. And let me know what you think and follow me for more content on building a life with corazón and purpose.
