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Glen Nash's avatar

Sounds like me as well. Being in that pattern since 2000 after returning to full-time ministry - until it was surprisingly cut out from underneath me, in a cruel, unloving way. That loss of income, and having to start over in another specialty, led to me thinking I had to work all the more. NO FUN, just have to work! Though I know that was a lie I was telling myself -- along with demeaning messages that I was of no value after a 23 year, productive ministry -- I am still not allowing myself to enjoy fun activities and "treat myself" now and then. I know I need to get out of this rut, but it's not an easy or short journey. Thanks, Mike, for your thoughts and guidance!

echo_0_o's avatar

Sounds like me. Burnt out and don’t know how to have fun anymore. I noticed recently I have even belly laughed in ages

AnnaEspi's avatar

Such a great reminder that “play” is so incredibly important. I loved learning about the concept of a racket and went back to your other article where you explained this idea more. I always look forward to your posts. Thank you, again, for all that you share and do.

Victoria's avatar

Have fun in London! May you have a blessed Christmas. 🙏🏻

Marcy Schuring's avatar

I AM definitely interested. But am maxed out right now. Hoping to be able to jump in and be trained s time in 2026, Lord willing. Thank you, Mike, for your insightful and very “real life” examples, and helpful tips.