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[Sermon] Rest Is Holy Spirit-Directed Activity (20 Nov 2015)

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[Sermon] Rest Is Holy Spirit-Directed Activity (20 Nov 2015)

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About This Sermon

If you think you have to labour hard to enjoy the good life, think again! Do you know that God wants you to do the exact opposite? He wants you to rest... in Him so the Holy Spirit can direct your next move in any area to give you good success! Listen to this message and discover why the Holy Spirit's prompting will be a blessing in your life.

*Disclaimer: Do note that as this is a classic sermon (before 2006), the quality of this sermon's audio may not be as refined as compared to our later sermons, as this was recorded in a location with limited audio capabilities. Thank you for your understanding.

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If you think you have to labour hard to enjoy the good life, think again! Do you know that God wants you to do the exact opposite? He wants you to rest... in Him so the Holy Spirit can direct your next move in any area to give you good success!

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[Article] Note to self: Multitask less, live more in 2023

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[Article] Note to self: Multitask less, live more in 2023

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A short and fun read about the benefits of monotaking and how it played out in the life of a Singaporean.

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ST_Note to self_ Multitask less, live more in 2023

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Exodus 18:13-26
Management insights on having an abundance of energy

1. Many victories are first won in the secret place.
2. Principle of delegation.
3. Coach your people to judge.

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[Sermon] Peace keeps what grace gives (10 Jan 2010)

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[Sermon] Peace keeps what grace gives (10 Jan 2010)

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A milestone sermon by Pastor Prince addressing the importance of rest in the midst of overwhelming responsibilities and the key to combating stress by guarding our hearts.

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It is by grace - the undeserved, unmerited favour of your heavenly Father - that you freely receive all good things. But have you ever wondered how your blessings are kept? Join Joseph Prince in this revelatory message as he unveils to you how walking in divine peace helps you keep the blessings that you have received by grace. So catch a revelation today of how peace keeps what grace gives. Learn how you can stay in the realm of peace by guarding your heart from worries and fears, and continue to enjoy the blessings that God has given you!

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It is by grace - the undeserved, unmerited favour of your heavenly Father - that you freely receive all good things. But have you ever wondered how your blessings are kept? Join Joseph Prince in this revelatory message as he unveils to you how walking in divine peace helps you keep the blessings that you have received by grace.

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[Book] Ordering Your Private World by Gordon MacDonald

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[Book] Ordering Your Private World by Gordon MacDonald

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Written from a Christian perspective, Gordon MacDonald shares from his personal journey of "hitting the wall" as a pastor and how he changed the way he managed his life to take back control and order internally for outward success.

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Use this as a guide to prioritise your to-do list.

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[Infographic] Make Time For The Work That Matters

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[Infographic] Make Time For The Work That Matters

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Increase productivity by thinking about how you use your time, prioritising tasks most important to you and the organisation, and drop/ outsource the rest:

1. Quick Kills – Things you can stop doing now without negative effects

2. Off-load Opportunities – Work that can be delegated with minimal effort

3. Long-Term Redesign – Work that needs to be reinvented or restructured

Desk-work and meetings can be reduced and replaced with value-adding tasks like coaching and strategising.

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[Infographic] How to return monkeys to their proper owners 

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[Infographic] How to return monkeys to their proper owners 

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Monkeys refer to the next move in resolving work issues, problems and responsibilities. Let the initiative be on your staff to take care of them. Don’t work for your subordinates!

Feel free to download the infographic for your easy reference. =)

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How to return monkeys to their proper owners

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1. Boss-imposed time

To fulfil what the boss wants.

Cannot be disregarded without penalty.

2. System-imposed time

To accommodate requests from peers for active support.

Neglecting these requests will result in penalties, though not always direct nor immediate.

3. Self-imposed time

To do what the manager wants or agrees to do; not subject to penalty.

Subordinate-imposed time: time taken by subordinates

Discretionary time: time for the manager to do his own work

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To achieve personal happiness with a clear sense of purpose:

Write down what you stand for in your career.

Eg. The end does not justify the means.

Create a strategy for your life by prioritising how you allocate your time, talent and energy.

What do you do with your free time/ energy?

Oftentimes, you may not get immediate gratification on the things which matter the most but you should still invest time in it. Eg. spending time with your loved ones.

Create customs for your family/ loved ones.

Eg. Have regular date nights with spouse. Saturday is family time.

Avoid the “just this once” mistake.

It is not ok to compromise “just this once”. (Daniel 1:8, Daniel 6:10)

It is easier to hold on to your principles 100% of the time than 98% of the time.

Stay humble and know there is something you can learn from everyone. (Proverbs 22:4; Colossians 3:12)

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Wise people are builders – they build families, businesses, communities. And through intelligence and insight, their enterprises are established and endure. Because of their skilled leadership, the hearts of people are filled with the treasures of wisdom and the pleasures of spiritual wealth.

Proverbs 24:3-4 TPT

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[Article] HBR – Time management is about more than life hacks

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This article provides practical tips on how to improve time management with awareness, arrangement and adaptation skills.

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Time Management Is About More Than Life Hacks

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[Video] TED TALK: How to gain control of your free time

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[Video] TED TALK: How to gain control of your free time

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This light-hearted talk uses a simple illustration as a powerful reminder on the principle to make time for the most important things in life first.

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How to gain control of your free time | Laura Vanderkam | TED

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Three Questions To Leading A Purposeful Life

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Three Questions To Leading A Purposeful Life

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1. How can I be fulfilled in my work?

2. How can I ensure that I make time for replenishing activities and the relationships that matter the most in my life?

3. How can I live a life that is above reproach?

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1MBW0TqW_i4O8Kee0viXoltrdtath1H1GNIhDkF76lIM/edit#slide=id.g16442f72ca7_0_40

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[Infographic] Establish specific habits and take responsibility to change energy-depleting behaviours 

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[Infographic] Establish specific habits and take responsibility to change energy-depleting behaviours 

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Establish energy management habits in four areas: physical, mental, emotional and spiritual. Do share any additional helpful tips with us too!

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