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Busyness is in and of itself rooted in selfishness.  We excuse it away as necessary to achieve those things we all hold near and dear, all directed at some form of success.
The truth is, we are all so busy going after or rushing toward those things, that we fail to notice anything or anyone else.  God provides divine appointments all day, that we generally miss.  First, we must slow down, be sensitive to those opportunities.  We have to slow down enough to notice, then we choose whether or not to act.
That is only the beginning of the transition from selfish to selfless.  To impact a world by living on purpose and with purpose, we must become selfless (less about me and more about others)
I loved the article.  Really stopped me in my busy tracks.  Caught me on a frantic Friday when I'm trying to get too much done.
I'm going to walk back onto the shop floor and see what I can do for someone else, because I've been asking of them all week.
Thanks Brother.  I love you and appreciate the heart you have for people.