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You must know who you are, without that you are aimless.

Let me show you something if you don't mind... We talked about life being project management. Your life has a purpose and therefore your life must be managed as a project. The project is to FULFILL God's work here on earth and what you have been sent to do.
I created the graphic to demonstrate the way it looks! There is a reason why distractions are in pencil and in permanent marker.. There are some that should be erased, then there are some that you have dedicated your time, devotion, and prioritization to that were not a part of purpose. If you look at it closely, you penciled in some things that should have been permanent markers, and created limited time for the things that GOD finds valuable!
I think the point is clear!
What (who) you think is a distraction is not, and because you can't tell the difference between stewardship and a distraction you have done some serious damage. YOU HAVE TO MANAGE LIFE AS GOD'S PROJECT. It's not your project, it's GOD's. He knows why you do what you do, but it doesn't make it right. Kingdom Order means that you have balanced stewardship of ALL THINGS THAT GOD GIVES YOU.. If you can't handle it, give it back and GOD will find somewhere else to put it, someone else to give it to, something else to do with what He calls valuable.
This is the valley of decisions.. The choice is yours, but I will tell you this: your actions speak louder than words! When God sees that you say one thing, and do another- He can make the decision for you.

Communication styles can differ from one to another- let's gain some footing on the right communication so that all could benefit from what you steward!
When we get to the place of financial literacy most talk about how to handle money, but many don't talk about the character to create opportunities to make money! Now, when we speak from a creator mindset, the contribution mindset will be geared toward investments, but the creative mindset is framed for entrepreneurism.