Are you content ? It's a huge piece of being "happy"
- Circumstantial happiness: Relying on ever-changing circumstances for joy leads to frustration.
- Comparison: Measuring your life against others robs you of gratitude.
- Living inauthentically: Seeking to please others at the cost of being true to yourself brings internal conflict and anxiety.
- Performance metrics: Obsessing over success metrics—often with moving targets—can lead to burnout and addiction.
- Confusing a good idea for a God idea: Not every good idea is God's plan for your life.
- Which source of discontentment resonates most with you? Do you agree that it stems from misplaced priorities?
- If applicable, what do you think is keeping you from experiencing the peace of God?
- Who would appreciate you forwarding them this article?
Taneytown Men of Faith
We are a group of regular guys from the Taneytown area who have an interest in faith, personal growth and helping other guys. This is what gives our lives meaning.
We want to help you develop a compelling vision for your life. It is vital to your success as a man and your overall happiness as a person. You must pursue and work towards a larger picture of who you are. This is internal, it is contemplative it is sometimes physical but it is always working toward a better version of YOU.
We do NOT affiliate with any particular church or religion. The ‘Faith” in our name is entirely based upon our trust in almost 4,000 years of Scripture – that the principles expressed in it have proven themselves time and time again. Like Jesus said “Wisdom is proven right by what results from it”.
Don’t let any pre-conceived idea of who we might be stop you from checking us out. We are honest, authentic guys looking to develop the best version of ourselves and want to help you do the same.
Watch our calendar at www.ttownmen.org or www.facebook.com/ttownmen for an event that fits your schedule.
Then stop by to say “Hey!” - we’d love to meet you.

Reflection - key to building an examined life
https://dailykairos.com/blogs/faith/prayerful-reflection-for-a-new-year