You're Too Good to Feel This Bad: An Orthodox Approach to Living an Unorthodox Life

by Nate Dallas

Leisure, as far as this book is concerned, should be willful. The intent matters. The “why” comes first, followed by the “how.” The “what” is probably the least important.

What if you learned how to make leisure work for you instead of working to find leisure?

Have you ever taken the time to even think about the word recreation? Re-creation! It means to create again, and If we do it right, recreation is regenerative.

Working all day and night for vanity is a form of bondage that only produces more suffering. To find true peace, rest, and gratitude, we must divorce vanity and allow the anxiety to leave with it. Anxiety is a call to action. It will continue to signal to us, robbing us of our potential peace until we make the changes it demands. Step up. Clean up. Grow up.

Children love to be measured to see how much they have grown. Adults do too.