ANW’s Meaningful Monday
What keeps you up at night?
Work and relationships can rob you of your sleep, if you let them. Interrupting my sleep, for many years, has been Nursing Incivility. And, being at my wits end, I finally asked the Lord, just like David did with his son (see Psalm 3), “how many are my foes” (3:1); and shortly after, He answered me with an in-office heart attack, at 46 years old.
I, now, seven years removed, sleep better than I ever have before, because He “lifts [my] head” (3:3) and “sustains me” (3:5); and helps me fight the foes that continue to resist civility. So, if you are not sleeping well, might you consider asking Him for help so you can “lie down and sleep” (3:5). #GetYourZs & #SleepWell
#RRRChallegeYourself
#ANWadvocatingforhealthliveshomesandworkenvironments
Work and relationships can rob you of your sleep, if you let them. Interrupting my sleep, for many years, has been Nursing Incivility. And, being at my wits end, I finally asked the Lord, just like David did with his son (see Psalm 3), “how many are my foes” (3:1); and shortly after, He answered me with an in-office heart attack, at 46 years old.
I, now, seven years removed, sleep better than I ever have before, because He “lifts [my] head” (3:3) and “sustains me” (3:5); and helps me fight the foes that continue to resist civility. So, if you are not sleeping well, might you consider asking Him for help so you can “lie down and sleep” (3:5). #GetYourZs & #SleepWell
#RRRChallegeYourself
#ANWadvocatingforhealthliveshomesandworkenvironments
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