Crazy Busy : A (Mercifully) Short Book about a (Really) Big Problem

from James.Durbin

If you feel too busy, read this. It is short, easy reading and helpful! Kevin DeYoung thinks that properly dealing with busyness is a question of godliness. Indeed he wrote the book to respond to his own struggle with busyness. So what does he suggest? First, he warns of the dangers of busyness: ...

from joshrskinner

What is one of the greatest dangers facing all of us? What is one of the most debilitating issues with which we will constantly deal? I think the frantic, hectic, all-consuming nature of our cultures day-to-day existence could possibly be the answer. Never in history has there been so much to dis...

from bobhayton

Overview: DeYoung tackles the problem of busyness head on, not as an outside critic, but as one enmeshed in all of the mess that our modern world's busyness brings. The book covers all angles of its topic from a Christian perspective. DeYoung opens up and shares a look at his own hectic life thro...

from akblanchard

Kevin DeYoung is crazy-busy. He's a pastor, blogger, conference speaker, author, father of five, a leading light of the Young, Restless and Reformed movement, and a PhD candidate. One wonders how a person can find time to do all that, and on top of it manage to write a book about slowing down in ...

from learn2laugh

Finished this one pretty quickly. May go back and read it again. There was much to be gleaned and I see that some notions that I have about busyness are unhelpful and, at times, a touch heretical.