That’s the case for keeping it short. A one-minute devotional fits into the cracks of a real schedule: before you start the truck, at your desk before the emails hit, in the quiet minute before bed. It’s small enough to keep anywhere and quick enough that there’s no excuse to skip a day.
Consistency beats intensity. A minute every morning builds a habit that actually sticks, where a long session once a month never gets off the ground. The men who stay grounded aren’t the ones carving out huge blocks of time. They’re the ones who show up for sixty seconds, every day, and let it add up. Small and steady wins here.