Everything around you
is a manifestation of a pattern of thinking, your thoughts and thinking shape
your world. For as he thinks in his heart, so is he Prov 23:7
Here are a few thought lines to help your daily life
Eliminate
Welfare Attitude: Intentionally decide against depending
on others and social welfare mentality. This broadens your thought scope and
opens you to channels of work; while the scriptures encourage all to give, it
never encourages people to be lazy or dependent, rather, to work Prov
12:24.
Locate
yourself in the right environment: Beware of toxic people
and places; you need an air of fresh breath around you. Surround yourself in a pleasing,
uplifting and beautiful environment; you will experience better mood and a better
life Gen
2:1-7.
Don’t
belittle yourself: Eliminate the ‘us’ (poor) and ‘them’
(rich) kind of thinking, see yourself as rich and young and eventually become
it. Expand yourself instead and see how much increase will flow to you, you
deserve more Zech 4:10
Respect
others, don’t envy: Most of the moral laws were written to
help us draw proprietary boundary, to respect people and what belongs to them. Proscribe
envy and jealousy towards rich people so that you will not always blame life as
being unfair and indeed it isn’t fair to anyone but realistic to all.
The
Company you keep: The saying goes, birds of feather
flock together: You become like the people that you associate with most of the
time. You become what and whom you spend your time with. Pr
13:20
Watch
your influences: What and who are your prime influences?
What influences your decisions? Are they steering you aright or derailing you;
Are they result oriented or are they demeaning, watch it! Take charge of your
influences: mind the movies, music, books that influence you also the media you
expose yourself to.
Make serious and
committed dedication to self development.
Help keep my heart with all diligent dear Lord in Jesus name. Amen
ReplyDeleteThe power of thought is beyond human comprehension. May we be blessed with the mind of godliness.
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