The 4 Pillars of Too Much

The 4 Pillars of Too Much
When we try to accomplish too many tasks at once, we’re more likely to become distracted, overwhelmed, or inefficient. Odua Images/Shutterstock
Mollie Donghia
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Most places we look, our culture is promoting a model of “more.” Many of us live in a flourishing society, where financial growth, professional achievement, and material possessions are highly regarded—for obvious reasons.

We seek more spending to satisfy our constantly growing desire, more information so our minds are always stimulated, more novelty so we’re never bored, and more speed to maximize productivity and minimize downtime.

Mollie Donghia
Mollie Donghia
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Mollie Donghia and her husband, Mike, blog at This Evergreen Home where they share their experience with living simply, intentionally, and relationally in this modern world. You can follow along by subscribing to their twice-weekly newsletter.
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