Exloring Life Eternal

How to Leverage a Finish to Move on to the Next Challenge:

1. Take a break -- When you finish a sub-step or major hurdle in a big
project you're trying to finish, take a rest to get away and get a
fresh perspective. We don't want any burn-outs on our hands.

2. Restart -- Before you head off for that break, however, be sure you
know what will "restart" your next step of the project. What will trigger your own project's next step?

3.** Set an alarm to be a "squeaky wheel" -- You know the saying: "The
squeaky wheel gets the grease." Figure out a way to alert yourself if
too much time passes while you're waiting for the trigger to happen. Take responsibility. If you don't, maybe no one else will.

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Please pray for the creation of new jobs, which will be a blessing for those in country and will allow believers to enter and work in meaningful ways. Pray that the new oil concessions will enable believers to find employment and for wisdom as the government restructures to bring about a just and wise use of the country's resources.

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