Last Sunday we started a discussion on overcoming discouragement. Discouragement hides out in our heart like a dormant virus. When given a slight opening, it springs forth, quickly escalating. Last Sunday, I presented a new idea: one of the reasons we feel discouraged is because we confuse “being the best,” “doing your best,” and “offering your best.”
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In 1998, I was given an opportunity by my employer, Ulteig Engineers, to take a class on effective management. The class was designed for current and future managers at consultant engineering companies. The class was very helpful to my personal and professional life and I am so thankful Ulteig invested in me. I still refer back to my notebook from that class.
One idea that has stuck with me that I have expanded on is Stephen Covey’s time management matrix. While time management is important, I believe life management is even more important. So, I use Covey’s matrix in the context of life management.
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Most people, at different points in their life, wonder “Is there a purpose for my life? Does my today lead to anything different tomorrow? Or is life simply a treadmill of activity sprinkled with joyful memories, some regrets and then life ends?”
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