Have you ever look up and realize you’ve been “working” for hours… but somehow nothing’s done?

Let’s fix that.

If you’re juggling a million creative hats, it’s time to give your day a job description. Here’s a simple shift that can change everything:

🎯 List your top three priorities at the beginning of each day.

Not ten or twelve. Only three.

This allows you to consider consider impact and momentum. So, what’s going to advance your creative business today?

It’s not about doing it all—it’s about doing what matters most.

Focus breeds flow, and flow leads to freedom. Give your energy a purpose, and you’ll notice an increase in productivity

Remember, clarity is a superpower, so keep creating with intention.

Scripture context: 1 Corinthians 14:40

Writer/Speaker:
The Apostle Paul wrote the letter (1 Corinthians) to the church in Corinth—a diverse, gifted, but often chaotic community of believers.

Audience:
The Corinthian Christians, who were experiencing a lot of confusion and disorder in their worship gatherings. They had many spiritual gifts—like prophecy, speaking in tongues, and teaching—but things were getting out of hand.

What Was Going On:
In their gatherings, people were talking over each other, speaking in tongues without interpretation, and turning worship into a spiritual free-for-all. Everyone wanted to contribute (which wasn’t bad!), but it created confusion and distraction instead of clarity and edification.

Paul spends chapter 14 teaching the Corinthians how to operate in their gifts with purpose, respect, and clarity, so that the church could grow and be encouraged—not overwhelmed.