Suw, the ending of today's post just sealed everything for me. See, I've always looked for the next big thing, and forget to celebrate. I am now working on my second book, and never do celebrate because I misunderstood the principle in Proverbs 20:29 "The glory of young men is their strength, but the splendor of old men is their gray hair." I am in my youth but never do celebrate everything, I want to pause, and celebrate myself.
You should definitely pause and celebrate when you hit your milestones. It's important for us to recognise when we've made progress, otherwise life turns into nothing but a blur of striving.
Suw, the ending of today's post just sealed everything for me. See, I've always looked for the next big thing, and forget to celebrate. I am now working on my second book, and never do celebrate because I misunderstood the principle in Proverbs 20:29 "The glory of young men is their strength, but the splendor of old men is their gray hair." I am in my youth but never do celebrate everything, I want to pause, and celebrate myself.
You should definitely pause and celebrate when you hit your milestones. It's important for us to recognise when we've made progress, otherwise life turns into nothing but a blur of striving.
True that Suw, keep honouring God with your writing— you have a good hand in writing and it can inspire a lot.