What has been entrusted
Six spheres of one life, and six ways of asking the same question: what has been entrusted here, and what would faithfulness look like in it? Your mind, your days, your work, your means, your body, and the people in your life. Nearly every responsibility you carry belongs to two or three of them at once, and each drifts quietly when nobody is watching. Start where it costs you most.
Reading, notes and AI in service of thinking that comes back when you need it.
Your mind is being formed by whatever you let into it, whether or not you chose any of it.
Explore →Planning and review rhythms that survive a bad week.
Your days are numbered, and none of them are yours to spend as you please.
Explore →Money aimed on purpose: giving decided first, decisions written down, and a review that forces the question.
None of it started with you, and none of it stays. The only question is where it goes on the way through.
Explore →Structures that make the body’s work the default, not the decision.
Your body responds to what you actually do, not what you hope.
Explore →Managing your own work, and other people’s, without heroics.
Heroic effort doesn’t scale, and it won’t outlast you.
Explore →Marriage, children, church and friendship, handled on purpose rather than with what the day has left.
The people in your life are not a given. They were entrusted to you.
Explore →All six run on the same habit. If you only take one thing from this site, take that one.