I read something recently stating that our pre-frontal cortex, the part of the brain that most affects reasoning and decision making, is not fully formed and developed until a person turns 30. This shocks me – a little. We can conceive and birth children, serve in the military, drink alcohol, rent a car and even operate on someone (if you have a medical degree) before that age. And yet, when I look at my own life, I know deep down that it’s true.
I’ve now passed the 15th anniversary of my 30th birthday and whether or not my decisions are wise, is frankly, a crap shoot.
I do my best. I pray. Seek God’s will. Ask for good counsel. But wisdom is still an elusive mistress. My friend and fellow writer Meg Weyerbacher graciously loaned me some space on her blog recently to explore this topic further. I would love it if you would join me now over in her neck of the woods to read more about how God used a bicycle to turn my attention to making wise decisions. And don’t forget to show Meg some comment love for being sweet enough to host me!
Click here…Life Lessons from a Bicycle
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April J Harris says
Thank you so much for visiting from Friendship Friday, Lauren! I really appreciate it, and I’m so pleased to rediscover your blog! I’ve popped over to your guest post, which I also really enjoyed, and I hope you will visit again soon. Have a blessed weekend!
Lauren says
Thanks so much! I am glad to have found your blog and link up!
Michele Morin says
What fun! Can’t wait to head on over and read!
Lauren says
Thanks, Michele.
Tammy L Kennington says
I laughed out loud when I read your post today! Thank you for the perspective and humor.
Blessings,
Tammy
Lauren says
Thanks, Tammy. I appreciate you.
Heather Keet says
It must be true, I look back at my 20 year old self and wonder why I did some of the things I did – what was I thinking?! #GlobalBlogging
Lauren says
I think we can all say that, Heather! I’m just glad there was no social media when I was 20!
Maree Dee says
Heading over there now you have sparked my interest with the bike.
Lauren says
Ha! Great!
tomthebackroadstraveller says
…this is 43rd anniversary of my 30th birthday it’s still a crap shoot. Just keep on rolling!
Lauren says
Thanks,Tom. I will!
Patsy Burnette says
Well, I suppose my pre-frontal cortex has been fully formed for quite some time now! LOL IDK that my reasoning & decision making is always that on spot or not… but I do my best, with God’s help of course. I have this book on my reading list. Thanks for linking up at InstaEncouragements!
Lauren says
With God’s help and mercy, right?
Jill says
All we can do is try to do our best! I really enjoyed your guest post!
Jill – Doused in Pink
Lauren says
Thank you, Jill!