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Unplaned Wilderness Break – Jeff Manion

August 6, 2010 by jon

Jeff Manion

The Land Between

The land between is a period of wandering in the wilderness; a time without a clear end point – or – seemingly lack of progress.

“For now”

A common phrase is when asked about your live, you have a “for now” as a part of your explanation.

While in The Land Between – look for:

– a new, better & bigger vision

– a lesson to learn

– a skill to grow

– a habit to break

– an error to correct

– transformational growth within yourself

Many times our journey in the land between is needed because we are not ready for the new land of plenty.

– a better understanding of the world beyond yourself

this is not automatic

It takes work & at times, being intentional about it

Fight against complaining (remember counting your blessings – in a spreadsheet – Jim Collins)

The land between is a difficult time, but a natural time & a time where you have major choices, especially in the attitude you choose.

The land between is a good time to explore your faith, how you see the world, the relationships you choose & priorities.

There is more to life than just go … go … go.

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