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The Next Right Thing

185: Why Makers Struggle to Get Things Done

The Next Right Thing

Emily P. Freeman

Society & Culture, Personal Journals, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.85.3K Ratings

🗓️ 29 June 2021

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Summary

If you are in a season of decision fatigue because your work, church, schooling, parenting, or just life circumstances, in general, require you to work in a way that disrupts your natural rhythms, this episode is for you. Listen in.

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0:00.0

I'm Emily P. Freeman and welcome to the next right thing.

0:03.6

You're listening to episode 185.

0:06.3

This is a podcast about making decisions, but also about making a life.

0:13.1

If you struggle with decision fatigue, chronic hesitation, or if you just need a few minutes

0:18.0

away from the constant stream of information and sometimes delightful, but also distracting

0:23.7

hum of entertainment, you're in the right place for a thoughtful story, a little prayer,

0:29.7

and a simple next right step.

0:32.5

If you're listening in real time, I'll be taking the next few weeks off and we'll come

0:35.8

back just in time to celebrate the fourth anniversary of the podcast.

0:39.3

I still remember where I was sitting in our public library when I submitted the first

0:43.3

episodes to iTunes back in August of 2017.

0:47.2

But we'll talk about that in our next episode.

0:49.8

For now, if you are in a season of decision fatigue because of work, church, schooling,

0:55.0

parenting, or just life circumstances in general, this episode is for you.

1:00.3

Listen in.

1:09.2

I read a line the other day that I keep thinking about.

1:11.9

It's from Wendell Berry's novel, Hannah Kulter, that I have been quoting a lot from lately.

1:17.1

Here's the line.

1:19.4

Kulter living as if they think they're in a movie.

1:22.2

They're all looking in one direction toward a better place and what they see is no thicker

1:26.4

than a screen.

1:28.8

What they see is no thicker than a screen.

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