I'm hoping this doesn't draw any negative comments, so if you don't like it, you don't have to comment. This comes from "Examining the Scriptures Daily 2006" published by Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania.
"Let us not give up in doing what is fine, for in due season we shall reap if we do not tire out."-Galations 6:9
Many believe that vigorous physical activity on a regular basis can alleviate tiredness. Similarly, regular spiritual activities can help relieve any feelings of emotional or spiritual exhaustion. The expression "doing what is fine" implies action on our part. Doing good things for others can indeed help prevent us from tiring out in our service to Jehovah. In contrast, association and activities with people who disregard God's laws can become a tiring burden. The bible warns us: "The heaviness of a stone and a load of sand-but the vexation by someone foolish is heavier than both of them." (Proverbs 27:3)
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To fight off feelings of discouragement and tiredness, we do well to avoid the company of those who dwell on negative thoughts and are prone to find fault and criticize others. (Watchtower 8/15/04 page 19,20b)
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