I am recently learning to appreciate taking the art of taking a Day of Rest in my weekly life.
On a weekly basis, I have more and more things that I focus on. My weekly life commitments consist of my full-time job at DCF (yes, I work at home...but still, it is work), church services, praise team practice, fellowship with friends and family, songwriting and song publishing/producing, managing marketing and promotion for my solo music project, submissions to music festivals or opportunities, social media management and brand development, etc. Not to mention all of the daily phone calls, emails, texts, messages, notifications, chats, etc. that go on all day and night. I actually had to program my phone to stop making noise after a certain time because it was waking me up every single night. I realized the other day that it has been about 3 weeks since I got off work and did nothing all evening.
On a weekly basis, I have more and more things that I focus on. My weekly life commitments consist of my full-time job at DCF (yes, I work at home...but still, it is work), church services, praise team practice, fellowship with friends and family, songwriting and song publishing/producing, managing marketing and promotion for my solo music project, submissions to music festivals or opportunities, social media management and brand development, etc. Not to mention all of the daily phone calls, emails, texts, messages, notifications, chats, etc. that go on all day and night. I actually had to program my phone to stop making noise after a certain time because it was waking me up every single night. I realized the other day that it has been about 3 weeks since I got off work and did nothing all evening.
