Many times when you're doing a job, the task before you could look down and intimidate. When it does that is your invitation to look to God and trust in him and depend on his power and in his wisdom and the mind of Christ He has given you; to do those things that you need to complete the task for the glory of God. (1 Corinthians 2:16)

Discipline your mind to think and view life challenges as a privilege rather than a burdensom duty that you have to perform. Make every effort to replace your thoughts of “I have to do this”, with “God's given you the privilege to do this in His power and His strength and His wisdom to bring Him glory and Honor.(Ephesians 2:20, Colossians 1:29)

When you do this, it changes your perspective and transforms your thinking; because now you view the task from God's perspective. For God who plannned your day and wrote all your days in His book, He wants you to trust and depend on Him each and every moment of the day.

Your life is not made up of the things that you can do in your power using your wisdom and using your thought processes to achieve your results, but it is made up of Christ living in you; fulfilling His will and desire and good pleasure.

For Christ in you is the Hope of accomplishing all things God task you with, and his plan for you to do on a daily basis. God never meant for you to try and live life without him.

So when the task seems draining and you feel loaded down; seek God immediately and His peace and His power in Wis wisdom and His mind will be given to you to comfort you and refresh you.

When you depend on God He lifts you and He causes you to think the right thoughts and to see things the right way. He transforms your drudgery into the delight. This happens because you seek Him first, you seek His wisdom you seek his direction and God shoot with his hand upon and shows you the smoothest path, the easier path that makes the chore seen almost effortless.

Because it's no longer you completing the task in your own strength, but Christ in you giving you the power and the ability to accomplish the task in history and wisdom and power.

As you go about your work on a daily basis, looking to God as your most essential helper and all that you do. If you start to grow weary or discourage remind yourself, I can do all things through Christ the strictest! Then thank God for giving you the ability and the strength to do what needs to be done.

You will find that when you are thankful that it clears your mind and draws you closer to God. Because when you're thankful your focus is not on the circumstances that surround you or the task before you; but his own God who has the answers and the guidance in the directions that you need to accomplish all things. For he knows all things, and he's a Mission and always so he knows how to do all things.

So if you start to grow weary or discourage Remind yourself you work heartily to the Lord and not for people. (Colossians 3:23) You can do the task before you because Christ in you fills you with his wisdom and his power and his mind to accomplish the task in his ability and do it in the most efficient way; so that you can finish the task with his help and not being Burdened by the process.

Thankfulness is always the best way to come to the father that looked to him and to expect his. In help. In Hebrews 416 God direct you to come boldly to his throne of grace to receive mercy for your failures and help and strength for your weaknesses because his grace is sufficient for you. (2 Corinthians 12:9-10, Philippians 4:13)

When you know that God is your Helper in Every Area of Life, Then You Ask Him First to Help You When You Have a Task. You Stop Pondering Own Problems You Start Seeking Him and His Solutions. Knowing That He Will Guide Your Heart, and Give You His Peace that Acts As an Umpire, to Settle with Finality All the Directions and Pass You Should Go. (John 14:16, Colossians 3:15)

So Trust in the Lord with All Your Heart and Lean Not to Your Own Understanding Knowledge and First and All That You Do and He Will Direct Your Path. (Proverbs 3:5-6) in Jesus Name. Amen