The One Minute Guide to Getting What You Want In Life
Optimism and pessimism are both choices. Avoid negative influences. Seek positive influence’rs. Control your mind. Control your thoughts.
Living Life in The In-Between
But life doesn’t give a shit. Life moves on even while we live in the past. We can’t undo what’s done already. Yesterday is no more. If we hang on to yesterday, we’re trying to live in the past and squandering the present and what may be for our future. You will make mistakes. That’s part of life’s journey. When you do, rectify them as soon as and as best as you can, and move on. Though some will try to hold you to your past, it’s up to you to let it go.
The One Thing They Won’t Forget
There are some experiences in life that just stick with you. One of mine came courtesy of Victor, my friend VJ's dad, who had become something of a father figure to me. One morning when we were out early morning preaching to people on the streets (we were Jehovah's Witnesses), Victor decided it was a good time to teach me, my friend Danny, and his two boys VJ and Paul a life lesson. He waved us over enthusiastically and said "Hey, I want to show you guys something. But before I do, think about this. What's the most precious thing you have?" Victor was good at making us think about…
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Something Even Better!
The thought didn't occur to me until the question was asked. The feelings were there. And the subconscious acknowledgement I was now in a better place emotionally and spiritually. I just hadn’t articulated it in my head until that moment. It was the dreaded conversation I imagine every child hates to have with a parent. The conversation wherein the child tells the parent what they least want to hear — that they’re doing something completely contrary to what was hoped for. Thing is in my situation, I’m not just a child anymore. I’m a grown-ass man speaking as a son to a father. The twist in my story is I grew up…
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Two Things Jehovah’s Witnesses Taught Me Without Saying A Word
When you screw up you need to straighten things out. The sooner the better of course but you do what you can. So, with a desire to please God and right the wrong I went to my spiritual leaders and confessed to them all of my transgressions from age 7 to the present. That was probably TMI for them but I wanted the cleanest slate possible. I spilt the beans on everything I felt even hinted at sin since I thought it would help.
Believe and Achieve in 3 Simple Steps
Somewhere along the line we are hit with negative impressions which limit our belief in what we can achieve. We feel we cannot do too much or that our achievement is dependent on others. In a sense, we give away our power. However, we can take back that power.
Optimism and pessimism are both choices. Avoid negative influences. Seek positive influence’rs. Control your mind. Control your thoughts.
But life doesn’t give a shit. Life moves on even while we live in the past. We can’t undo what’s done already. Yesterday is no more. If we hang on to yesterday, we’re trying to live in the past and squandering the present and what may be for our future. You will make mistakes. That’s part of life’s journey. When you do, rectify them as soon as and as best as you can, and move on. Though some will try to hold you to your past, it’s up to you to let it go.
We all have one. It’s what we do with it that counts.
There are some experiences in life that just stick with you. One of mine came courtesy of Victor, my friend VJ's dad, who had become something of a father figure to me. One morning when we were out early morning preaching to people on the streets (we were Jehovah's Witnesses), Victor decided it was a good time to teach me, my friend Danny, and his two boys VJ and Paul a life lesson. He waved us over enthusiastically and said "Hey, I want to show you guys something. But before I do, think about this. What's the most precious thing you have?" Victor was good at making us think about…
The thought didn't occur to me until the question was asked. The feelings were there. And the subconscious acknowledgement I was now in a better place emotionally and spiritually. I just hadn’t articulated it in my head until that moment. It was the dreaded conversation I imagine every child hates to have with a parent. The conversation wherein the child tells the parent what they least want to hear — that they’re doing something completely contrary to what was hoped for. Thing is in my situation, I’m not just a child anymore. I’m a grown-ass man speaking as a son to a father. The twist in my story is I grew up…
When you screw up you need to straighten things out. The sooner the better of course but you do what you can. So, with a desire to please God and right the wrong I went to my spiritual leaders and confessed to them all of my transgressions from age 7 to the present. That was probably TMI for them but I wanted the cleanest slate possible. I spilt the beans on everything I felt even hinted at sin since I thought it would help.
Somewhere along the line we are hit with negative impressions which limit our belief in what we can achieve. We feel we cannot do too much or that our achievement is dependent on others. In a sense, we give away our power. However, we can take back that power.
Optimism and pessimism are both choices. Avoid negative influences. Seek positive influence’rs. Control your mind. Control your thoughts.
But life doesn’t give a shit. Life moves on even while we live in the past. We can’t undo what’s done already. Yesterday is no more. If we hang on to yesterday, we’re trying to live in the past and squandering the present and what may be for our future. You will make mistakes. That’s part of life’s journey. When you do, rectify them as soon as and as best as you can, and move on. Though some will try to hold you to your past, it’s up to you to let it go.
We all have one. It’s what we do with it that counts.
There are some experiences in life that just stick with you. One of mine came courtesy of Victor, my friend VJ's dad, who had become something of a father figure to me. One morning when we were out early morning preaching to people on the streets (we were Jehovah's Witnesses), Victor decided it was a good time to teach me, my friend Danny, and his two boys VJ and Paul a life lesson. He waved us over enthusiastically and said "Hey, I want to show you guys something. But before I do, think about this. What's the most precious thing you have?" Victor was good at making us think about…
The thought didn't occur to me until the question was asked. The feelings were there. And the subconscious acknowledgement I was now in a better place emotionally and spiritually. I just hadn’t articulated it in my head until that moment. It was the dreaded conversation I imagine every child hates to have with a parent. The conversation wherein the child tells the parent what they least want to hear — that they’re doing something completely contrary to what was hoped for. Thing is in my situation, I’m not just a child anymore. I’m a grown-ass man speaking as a son to a father. The twist in my story is I grew up…
When you screw up you need to straighten things out. The sooner the better of course but you do what you can. So, with a desire to please God and right the wrong I went to my spiritual leaders and confessed to them all of my transgressions from age 7 to the present. That was probably TMI for them but I wanted the cleanest slate possible. I spilt the beans on everything I felt even hinted at sin since I thought it would help.
Somewhere along the line we are hit with negative impressions which limit our belief in what we can achieve. We feel we cannot do too much or that our achievement is dependent on others. In a sense, we give away our power. However, we can take back that power.
Optimism and pessimism are both choices. Avoid negative influences. Seek positive influence’rs. Control your mind. Control your thoughts.
But life doesn’t give a shit. Life moves on even while we live in the past. We can’t undo what’s done already. Yesterday is no more. If we hang on to yesterday, we’re trying to live in the past and squandering the present and what may be for our future. You will make mistakes. That’s part of life’s journey. When you do, rectify them as soon as and as best as you can, and move on. Though some will try to hold you to your past, it’s up to you to let it go.
We all have one. It’s what we do with it that counts.
There are some experiences in life that just stick with you. One of mine came courtesy of Victor, my friend VJ's dad, who had become something of a father figure to me. One morning when we were out early morning preaching to people on the streets (we were Jehovah's Witnesses), Victor decided it was a good time to teach me, my friend Danny, and his two boys VJ and Paul a life lesson. He waved us over enthusiastically and said "Hey, I want to show you guys something. But before I do, think about this. What's the most precious thing you have?" Victor was good at making us think about…
The thought didn't occur to me until the question was asked. The feelings were there. And the subconscious acknowledgement I was now in a better place emotionally and spiritually. I just hadn’t articulated it in my head until that moment. It was the dreaded conversation I imagine every child hates to have with a parent. The conversation wherein the child tells the parent what they least want to hear — that they’re doing something completely contrary to what was hoped for. Thing is in my situation, I’m not just a child anymore. I’m a grown-ass man speaking as a son to a father. The twist in my story is I grew up…
When you screw up you need to straighten things out. The sooner the better of course but you do what you can. So, with a desire to please God and right the wrong I went to my spiritual leaders and confessed to them all of my transgressions from age 7 to the present. That was probably TMI for them but I wanted the cleanest slate possible. I spilt the beans on everything I felt even hinted at sin since I thought it would help.
Somewhere along the line we are hit with negative impressions which limit our belief in what we can achieve. We feel we cannot do too much or that our achievement is dependent on others. In a sense, we give away our power. However, we can take back that power.
The One Minute Guide to Getting What You Want In Life
Optimism and pessimism are both choices. Avoid negative influences. Seek positive influence’rs. Control your mind. Control your thoughts.
Living Life in The In-Between
But life doesn’t give a shit. Life moves on even while we live in the past. We can’t undo what’s done already. Yesterday is no more. If we hang on to yesterday, we’re trying to live in the past and squandering the present and what may be for our future. You will make mistakes. That’s part of life’s journey. When you do, rectify them as soon as and as best as you can, and move on. Though some will try to hold you to your past, it’s up to you to let it go.
The One Thing They Won’t Forget
There are some experiences in life that just stick with you. One of mine came courtesy of Victor, my friend VJ's dad, who had become something of a father figure to me. One morning when we were out early morning preaching to people on the streets (we were Jehovah's Witnesses), Victor decided it was a good time to teach me, my friend Danny, and his two boys VJ and Paul a life lesson. He waved us over enthusiastically and said "Hey, I want to show you guys something. But before I do, think about this. What's the most precious thing you have?" Victor was good at making us think about…
Read More
Something Even Better!
The thought didn't occur to me until the question was asked. The feelings were there. And the subconscious acknowledgement I was now in a better place emotionally and spiritually. I just hadn’t articulated it in my head until that moment. It was the dreaded conversation I imagine every child hates to have with a parent. The conversation wherein the child tells the parent what they least want to hear — that they’re doing something completely contrary to what was hoped for. Thing is in my situation, I’m not just a child anymore. I’m a grown-ass man speaking as a son to a father. The twist in my story is I grew up…
Read More
Two Things Jehovah’s Witnesses Taught Me Without Saying A Word
When you screw up you need to straighten things out. The sooner the better of course but you do what you can. So, with a desire to please God and right the wrong I went to my spiritual leaders and confessed to them all of my transgressions from age 7 to the present. That was probably TMI for them but I wanted the cleanest slate possible. I spilt the beans on everything I felt even hinted at sin since I thought it would help.
Believe and Achieve in 3 Simple Steps
Somewhere along the line we are hit with negative impressions which limit our belief in what we can achieve. We feel we cannot do too much or that our achievement is dependent on others. In a sense, we give away our power. However, we can take back that power.
The One Minute Guide to Getting What You Want In Life
Optimism and pessimism are both choices. Avoid negative influences. Seek positive influence’rs. Control your mind. Control your thoughts.
Living Life in The In-Between
But life doesn’t give a shit. Life moves on even while we live in the past. We can’t undo what’s done already. Yesterday is no more. If we hang on to yesterday, we’re trying to live in the past and squandering the present and what may be for our future. You will make mistakes. That’s part of life’s journey. When you do, rectify them as soon as and as best as you can, and move on. Though some will try to hold you to your past, it’s up to you to let it go.
The One Thing They Won’t Forget
There are some experiences in life that just stick with you. One of mine came courtesy of Victor, my friend VJ's dad, who had become something of a father figure to me. One morning when we were out early morning preaching to people on the streets (we were Jehovah's Witnesses), Victor decided it was a good time to teach me, my friend Danny, and his two boys VJ and Paul a life lesson. He waved us over enthusiastically and said "Hey, I want to show you guys something. But before I do, think about this. What's the most precious thing you have?" Victor was good at making us think about…
Read More
Something Even Better!
The thought didn't occur to me until the question was asked. The feelings were there. And the subconscious acknowledgement I was now in a better place emotionally and spiritually. I just hadn’t articulated it in my head until that moment. It was the dreaded conversation I imagine every child hates to have with a parent. The conversation wherein the child tells the parent what they least want to hear — that they’re doing something completely contrary to what was hoped for. Thing is in my situation, I’m not just a child anymore. I’m a grown-ass man speaking as a son to a father. The twist in my story is I grew up…
Read More
Two Things Jehovah’s Witnesses Taught Me Without Saying A Word
When you screw up you need to straighten things out. The sooner the better of course but you do what you can. So, with a desire to please God and right the wrong I went to my spiritual leaders and confessed to them all of my transgressions from age 7 to the present. That was probably TMI for them but I wanted the cleanest slate possible. I spilt the beans on everything I felt even hinted at sin since I thought it would help.
Believe and Achieve in 3 Simple Steps
Somewhere along the line we are hit with negative impressions which limit our belief in what we can achieve. We feel we cannot do too much or that our achievement is dependent on others. In a sense, we give away our power. However, we can take back that power.
The One Minute Guide to Getting What You Want In Life
Optimism and pessimism are both choices. Avoid negative influences. Seek positive influence’rs. Control your mind. Control your thoughts.
Living Life in The In-Between
But life doesn’t give a shit. Life moves on even while we live in the past. We can’t undo what’s done already. Yesterday is no more. If we hang on to yesterday, we’re trying to live in the past and squandering the present and what may be for our future. You will make mistakes. That’s part of life’s journey. When you do, rectify them as soon as and as best as you can, and move on. Though some will try to hold you to your past, it’s up to you to let it go.
The One Thing They Won’t Forget
There are some experiences in life that just stick with you. One of mine came courtesy of Victor, my friend VJ's dad, who had become something of a father figure to me. One morning when we were out early morning preaching to people on the streets (we were Jehovah's Witnesses), Victor decided it was a good time to teach me, my friend Danny, and his two boys VJ and Paul a life lesson. He waved us over enthusiastically and said "Hey, I want to show you guys something. But before I do, think about this. What's the most precious thing you have?" Victor was good at making us think about…
Read More
Something Even Better!
The thought didn't occur to me until the question was asked. The feelings were there. And the subconscious acknowledgement I was now in a better place emotionally and spiritually. I just hadn’t articulated it in my head until that moment. It was the dreaded conversation I imagine every child hates to have with a parent. The conversation wherein the child tells the parent what they least want to hear — that they’re doing something completely contrary to what was hoped for. Thing is in my situation, I’m not just a child anymore. I’m a grown-ass man speaking as a son to a father. The twist in my story is I grew up…
Read More
Two Things Jehovah’s Witnesses Taught Me Without Saying A Word
When you screw up you need to straighten things out. The sooner the better of course but you do what you can. So, with a desire to please God and right the wrong I went to my spiritual leaders and confessed to them all of my transgressions from age 7 to the present. That was probably TMI for them but I wanted the cleanest slate possible. I spilt the beans on everything I felt even hinted at sin since I thought it would help.
Believe and Achieve in 3 Simple Steps
Somewhere along the line we are hit with negative impressions which limit our belief in what we can achieve. We feel we cannot do too much or that our achievement is dependent on others. In a sense, we give away our power. However, we can take back that power.