Sabbath RestMONEYReset | What's Still Sitting in Your Financial Yard

SABBATH RESTMONEYRESET

What's Still Sitting in Your Financial Yard

"There remaineth therefore a rest to the people of God."

Hebrews 4:9

I was walking the other day and passed a yard with an old solar panel propped against the fence. Small, worn, clearly done. Not connected to anything. Not powering anything. Just there.

And I got to thinking. That panel used to work. At some point somebody needed it, used it, depended on it. Now it just sits, and the owner drives past it every day without seeing it anymore. That is what happens when something has been broken long enough. Your brain stops flagging it. It tells your eyes, "nothing to see here," and you believe it.

What's Sitting In Your Yard

I want to ask you something today. What is sitting in your financial yard like that?

That subscription you signed up for when you needed it, and have not opened in four months. That app you are still paying for out of habit, not use. That thing that once served a purpose and now just sits there, quietly draining a little bit of you every month while you have gone numb to it.

Here is what I think is really happening. Sometimes we leave it because we are hoping it will start working again on its own. Sometimes we leave it because we genuinely do not have the time to deal with it, so we tell ourselves we will get to it later. Either way, the evidence just stays in the yard.

Take Stock, Not Judgment

So today, on this day of rest, I am not asking you to build anything or fix anything. I am asking you to look. Pull up your transactions for this month. Really look at what is there. Not to judge yourself, just to see it, the way your eyes have stopped seeing that thing in your own yard.

And once you see it, I give you permission to be honest about it. It served its purpose. It is not serving you today. That is simply true.

You are not your brain. God created you in His image, with a body and with a mind, but it is your mind, and you get to renew it. You get to tell it what to do.

One Step, Not a Rebuild

Then I want you to take one step. Just one. Cancel it. Delete it. Pick it up and throw it away. You are not saying you will never need it again. You are saying it does not get to sit in your yard for one more day, unused, unnoticed, quietly costing you.

If it cannot be used today, it does not mean you will never have need of it. You can always go back and subscribe to that thing again when it is useful. But if it is not useful today, be honest with yourself and acknowledge that. And then take the one action step to discard it. Get rid of the evidence of it in your yard. It does not need to sit there one more day.

Reflection | What in your financial yard was once useful and is no longer? What has your brain trained your eyes to stop seeing?

A Word Over You

I support you in taking that one action step. Look at your yard. Be honest about what is in it. Take the one step.

Today... PLAN Tomorrow.

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