The day started with campaign signs, frustrated phone calls to the bank, tech issues, church work, schedule changes, and a growing desire to punch someone, or maybe just the printer.

But somewhere in the middle of all that chaos, I found myself thinking about something bigger:

What if this is just life?

And I don’t mean that in a depressing way. I mean it in a kinda beautiful way.

We spend a lot of time chasing titles and accomplishments, thinking that the “next thing” will finally make life feel meaningful. But I am starting to discover that every meaningful thing… eventually becomes ordinary work.

Sheriffs deal with paperwork. Pastors answer phone calls. Writers just… write. Farmers mow. Parents do laundry.

The title we shoot for might sound glamorous, but the Tuesday afternoon reality of the “job” usually isn’t.

In this episode, I’m talking about why that might not be a problem to solve, but a truth to embrace. Maybe life isn’t happening somewhere else down the line. Maybe it’s happening right here in the middle of very ordinary things.

6-16-26 Amy Dingmann

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