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@tocd For me FOMO is about pleasing people.
Which means it is about finding my worth in how others perceive me to be spending my time.
Which means it is about me, finding my worth in the wrong places.
God says that before I have done anything, produced anything, achieved anything, or attended anything, I am intrinsically valued. Nothing I can do increases or decreases my value in his eyes. From this place of knowing my worth, I find it a lot easier to invest in less, more. To commit to healthy consistent rhythms, which benefit me and others. To maybe say no to something, because I am choosing to focus on something that God has already put in my hands, even if appears to have less worldly value or be attended by less of my friends. To maybe say no to something, because I feel God gently calling me to rest with him for a while and stop performing. 2 replies
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