Busyness is not a virtue. No matter how booked your schedule is, you will never be able to “busy” your way to a successful life.

Hello, I’m Mac Hammond, and this is the Winner’s Minute. Busyness without purpose will lead to frustration, exhaustion, and worry.

We have to approach our schedules differently if we ever want to find relief from overbooking our lives.

Craig Groeschel offered this advice: “Our goals shouldn’t be activity, but productivity.

We don’t want frenetic activity; we want focused activity.”

When you focus your energy in specific places that match your priorities in life,

you enable yourself to succeed in each area. For more encouragement like this, visit winnersminute.com.