Rest is productive self-care. And self-care is self preservation…
This swath of time we have been given, this temporary new season of sheltered living, is realigning everything in life.
There’s a strategic prioritizing that’s setting us up for greater things, a bountiful harvest.
This time has allowed me to really take care of myself for the first time in over five years, because in the midst of having a ministry, being an author of books and bible studies, teaching, and life coaching…I am the appointed caregiver of two nonagenarians.
Self-care has been my greatest struggle. This time of hunkering down has allowed me to take care of me…
What has this time afforded you?
Joan Taylor 