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DailyInspire 2025
„Er sah und glaubte.“ (Joh 20,8)
Wista wio! The carriage moves on... but this time without cargo.
I’m not a robot. I can’t go on like this.
Simply put.
I’ve thought about it deeply – and I’ve made a decision.
I’ve decided to stop writing the daily blog in the form it has had until now.
Physically, I just can’t keep up anymore. The blog takes at least two hours every single day – and time is a resource you can’t multiply. I have my priorities. I have my goals. And in order to achieve them, I have to make a choice.
From now on, DailyInspire will become a place for weekly summaries – of my achievements, reflections and a dose of knowledge.
If inspiration strikes – I will write more.
But daily life calls me back to the basics. To the foundation.
My short-term goal is clear:
to finish the online store by May 9, 2025.
I'm already 9 days behind.
I took a little “vacation” from this goal, but now it’s time to return to the game.
Starting today, instead of writing the blog, I will dedicate at least one hour a day to that goal.
I’m going full throttle.
Not just 1% a day – but 2–3%.
Otherwise, I won’t make it.
A daily blog?
Great idea. But it comes at a price. Time. Energy. Focus.
And I still have a job. Responsibilities. Habits.
A day has only 24 hours – and my priorities are now clear.
In summary:
- One blog per week.
- Focused.
- Thoughtful and full of value.
DailyInspire will remain my task journal, habit tracker and compass.
I’ll still follow the rules of the game.
But there will be less writing – and more doing.
I’m still here with my whole heart. And I thank you for everything I’ve received so far.
Today is the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.
The entire Catholic Church celebrates its most important feast of the year.
And I – in a symbolic way – am resurrecting too.
It’s time for something new.
Time for the foundation.
Time to build on faith – and faith in what’s to come.
“He saw and believed.” (John 20:8)
What comes next always requires effort.
Jesus made the ultimate sacrifice – He gave His life.
I don’t even come close to His feet, but I too offer my daily comfort as a sacrifice.
I will try. And with all my heart – I believe I can make it.
I believe I can be better.
I believe I can be closer to God.
I believe I can fix myself – and even just a little bit of my surroundings.
Thank You, Lord, for giving me the strength and power to first believe,
and then to put into action what was born in my heart.
You are my inspiration.
You are the greatest.
You are love.
