Our Worst Enemy

Written by Michael Lee


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Jealousy and envy has also caused some relationship problems. Some people immediately jump to conclusions without first analyzingrepparttar situation. They let their sudden emotions control their behaviors without even thinking ofrepparttar 130102 consequences that may result.

If they're having problems with their relationships, they have no else to blame but themselves.

This goes to show that we decide what will happen to us. Of course, there are circumstances that are beyond our control, like natural calamities. But we can still utilize to our best advantagerepparttar 130103 things that we have control of.

For instance, you got rejected by your dream girl. Some people would just get drunk and feel miserable, thinking that it'srepparttar 130104 end ofrepparttar 130105 world. Some will move onwards with their lives and findrepparttar 130106 best in what remains with them. See? It's really up to you. You decide if you want to have a good life or not.

You failed in your exams? So what? There's another opportunity. You can just sulk in sorrow or you can study harder to get a high score inrepparttar 130107 future. It's up to you.

There's no use crying over spilled milk. You don't have to get frustrated over your misfortunes. Concentrate on how you could get better inrepparttar 130108 future.

If we encounter problems, we can either succumb to it, or we can treat it as an opportunity to become stronger and to become better individuals. Winners would always treat their dilemmas as opportunities.

Oh yes. We can be our worst enemy, but we can also be our best friend. It's all up to you!

Michael Lee is the author of "How To Be A Red Hot Persuasion Wizard," an ebook that reveals powerful secrets on how to get anything you want, including how to fully improve your relationships, explode your profits, win arguments, and magically influence others. Grab a sample chapter at http://www.20daypersuasion.com


Why Isn't God Helping You?

Written by David Nelmes


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Having spent my day creating and building my business, I was undoing all my hard work by simply not being satisfied with what God has given me...by believing He did not help me enough or give me enough. I was ensuring I would never have enough time by being so sure that I didn't have enough time. I was ensuring thatrepparttar business would not succeed by assuring myself that what I was doing was not good enough. I was doing this to myselfrepparttar 130100 whole time. How or why would God bless something I felt was unworthy? God does not go against our will. That is our greatest gift, yet we do things with our will that we don't understand and then we blame God forrepparttar 130101 outcome. The answer is in understanding that it is us and not God asrepparttar 130102 source ofrepparttar 130103 problem.

How did I fix this? I stopped creating new problems and started being sincerely thankful for what I have accomplished instead of being unhappy about what I have not accomplished. I chose to be thankful. I chose to give thanks. I decided to give God a chance to do something in my life by being thankful and open to where he would take me. I realized that He can't take me anywhere when I am unthankful, because then I will neither hear him nor see his guidance.

So, how else do you apply this? Let's say you are stuck in a job you can't stand. Do you complain allrepparttar 130104 time about how terrible it is, yet stay there out of fear of leaving? How can you be thankful for something so miserable in your life? You just need to look at it differently. Be honest with God and tell him you are not happy in your current situation and that you are open and willing to listen to what and where he would have you go, then, while doing that miserable job, be thankful for where it's taking you. Be thankful forrepparttar 130105 fact that God is leading you out of there.

God doesn't require your thankfulness, but he is unable to work within your life effectively when you thwart his efforts by being unthankful. He can't bless something you dislike. Atrepparttar 130106 same time, don't try to fool God. If you are not feeling thankful, be honest and tell him you are not feeling thankful and you would like help in seeing your situation in another way.

Life can be like making a trip downrepparttar 130107 highway. You're a passenger going from A to B. God is driving, so you are not really sure where or what B is. You can choose to letrepparttar 130108 blur of trees and signs distract you and make you fearful and resentful ofrepparttar 130109 journey...eventually stoppingrepparttar 130110 trip on your own and getting out in a place you really shouldn't be. Or you can choose to accept and trust that God knows what and where B is and be thankful and attentive duringrepparttar 130111 trip. God is taking everyone, somewhere better, so don't be fearful or thankless duringrepparttar 130112 trip, becauserepparttar 130113 trip teaches you what you need to know so that you are prepared to arrive at B inrepparttar 130114 first place.

In a word...TRUST. To trust God is to let him drive.

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David Nelmes provides opportunities for those around him to see things from perspectives they had not considered before. His desire is for himself and all men to pursue truth and be open and willing to see what God would have us see. His influences consist of being truly open and applying the truths in both "The Bible" and "A Course In Miracles". See more at: - BeingWilling.com


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