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Edward M. Hallowell
“Whatever you do, please don’t think of sleep as wasted time, an indulgence, or a generous reservoir from which you can steal time for work. Do what your brain and body beg you to do: get enough sleep.”
Edward M. Hallowell, Driven to Distraction at Work: How to Focus and Be More Productive

Edward M. Hallowell
“Your reflex to help others starts to control you if you don’t understand what’s happening and take steps to prevent it.”
Edward M. Hallowell, Driven to Distraction at Work: How to Focus and Be More Productive

Philip Yancey
“I must repeat that prayer does not work according to a fixed formula: get your life in order, say the right words, and the desired result will come. If that were true, Job would have avoided much suffering, Paul would have shed his thorn in the flesh, and Jesus would never have gone to Golgotha. Between the two questions “Does God answer prayer?” and “Will God grant my specific prayer for this sick child or this particular injustice?” lies a great pool of mystery.”
Philip Yancey, Prayer

John Calvin
“We should not regard what a man is and what he deserves: but we should go higher – that it is God who has placed us in the world for such a purpose that we be united and joined together. He has impressed his image in us and has given us a common nature, which should incite us to providing one for the other. The man who wishes to exempt himself from providing for his neighbors should face himself and declare that he no longer wishes to be a man, for as long as we are human creatures we must contemplate as in a mirror our face in those who are poor, despised, exhausted, who groan under their burdens . .”
John Calvin

Philip Yancey
“Not even Jesus was exempt from unanswered prayer. In Gethesemane Jesus prayed with both the faith of protest and the faith of acquiescence. He turned for help first to God, pleading “ let this cup pass”; then to his friends, who were sound asleep; then to the religious rulers, who accused him; then to the state, which sentenced him; then to the people, who rejected him. Finally he uttered that awful cry of dereliction, “ My God, why have you forsaken me?” For C. S. Lewis, that sequence of helplessness illustrates “ the human situation writ large…. Every rope breaks when you seize it.”
Philip Yancey, Prayer

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