Quiet Time
- sarahlhead7
- Dec 23, 2024
- 2 min read
Quiet time is essential. I don't know anyone that doesn't value it. But no matter what your season or schedule looks like, it can be challenging to obtain.
I just started back in a new semester of bible study after a long winter break and I've had to make adjustments to get alone and peaceful time to focus.
Here are some tips and things that I've implemented to help make sure I get quiet time each day ...
SCHEDULE- Making quiet time a priority is the first key step. Think of treating it like a doctors appointment that is imperative, you can't reschedule or be late for. Often times we let other happenings around us take precedence but I believe putting this time at the top of your list will make the most impact. I chose 5am (I know that's crazy for most) but in the early morning is when I am fresh and full of energy. It's also when my home is very quiet. Lunch time, nap time, and post dinner time are also great options.
SILENCE- Removing distractions will help you be present in your time. First and foremost start with your phone. Turn it on silent and even place it in a room or drawer that's out of sight. (Same goes for your computer) Also, be thoughtful about the time of day that's the least interruptive.
SPACE- My favorite space is outside where I can hear the birds singing, feel the warm sunshine and enjoy the beauty of God's creation. I take full advantage when weather allows. In this case I often move my quiet time to the afternoon. Maybe it's a comfy chair in the corner of your room or at the breakfast table with a cup of coffee. Find a space where you can cozy up with all your things that's calming.
Note: I find that a space that's away from clutter and view of chores is beneficial.
We share the same scrunchie face when we smile big! I encourage you to make your quiet time an intentional practice each and every day!
Dress Beautifully in Quiet Time
XOXO Sarah Louise

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