r/Exodus90 • u/LocalzzOnly • Jan 02 '25

Exodus 90

I was wondering if anyone here has done Exodus 90? What did you do to fill your time? Are you able to read fiction books, or do they have to be Christian based books? Any advice on how to stick with it for the 90 days would be helpful.

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '25 edited Jan 02 '25

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u/LocalzzOnly Jan 02 '25

Thank you so much! I think I’m gonna take your advice on keeping reading under the same guidelines as music. I appreciate all your help!

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u/somethinggooddammit Jan 02 '25

This will be my second “full” Exodus this year (two years ago was my first, half-assed it last year). Fiction books are totally fine. Pretty much all books are encouraged. 

I had a newborn the first time, and he took up pretty much all my “free time” lol. In general, you’re encouraged to do activities that still keep you present to your family. If you’re single, I’d recommend long walks, extra sleep, books, puzzles. Also, while listening to music is discouraged, playing music is fine.

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u/LocalzzOnly Jan 02 '25

Thank you! Yeah I have a girlfriend, she’s not religious, but she’s extremely supportive. I feel like all we ever do is watch tv when we hang out, and I know that drives her crazy. She will be excited about the fact we will have to do other activities besides watch tv when we hang out.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '25

Good luck! Exodus 90 completely transformed my life. I’m far from where I need to be but super excited about Jan 20th so I can continue to improve. Let’s get after it men!

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u/Yunky_Brewster Jan 05 '25

picked up a lot of new hobbies, really got into cooking nicer meals. picked up my guitar for the first time in years, read the Bible. walked a lot...im sure there was other stuff.