Craig T. Owens

No matter how urgent or high-purposed your to-do list may seem, when the price paid for its completion is a gradual loss of a sense of being and meaning separate from performance, you have made a bad choice. Remember, satan would love for you to buy into his philosophy that your self-worth is equal to your performance plus the opinion of others. A partial antidote to the ‘I am my to-do list’ syndrome is to develop your Daily To-Be List before you finalize your To-Do List.