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Brighter days …
… it is the target … the goal … the destination.
As you make your transition, do so with the thought of brighter
days ahead and set yourself in that direction.
Take inventory of what you have and pencil it all out. You
have to see beyond the blank page, the numbers, the
excesses and the shortfalls. You have to start thinking
constructively, out of the box and start writing, figuring,
planning, considering best and worst case scenarios
realistically. You have to think everything through, no matter
how trivial. Be optimistic, yes, but always underscore it with
Truth.
It takes courage and lots of work to build a new bridge paved
with hope for a better future, but in ever-changing times, long-
term it is worth it. Again, it is your future, use what you know,
use what you can learn and apply it appropriately, to help
make your transition a little easier on yourself. With that, let
peace and truth be your guide.
Also, keep in mind, that good relationships, like that of old
wooden fences, need maintenance, and in some cases repair.
Thankfully, it is not unheard of for difficult times and hardships
to bring relationships back together again, restoring them. As
what truly matters in life becomes more apparent, financially,
emotionally, spiritually, so too the people around or distant
from you. If possible, keep a mended fence with those in favor
of you and your recovery. Repair and fortify those special
relationships, protect and cherish them.
Key Point
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God,
and the Word was God. -- John 1:1 (KJV)
Note
From start to finish, God set the precedent, the Word, the
Word, the Word … first. As the Word is, so is He, first.
Giving God first priority in life, puts the order of things back in
to proper scale, balancing it as originally intended. It is a
masterful plan that needs no reinvention.
… it is the target … the goal … the destination.
As you make your transition, do so with the thought of brighter
days ahead and set yourself in that direction.
Take inventory of what you have and pencil it all out. You
have to see beyond the blank page, the numbers, the
excesses and the shortfalls. You have to start thinking
constructively, out of the box and start writing, figuring,
planning, considering best and worst case scenarios
realistically. You have to think everything through, no matter
how trivial. Be optimistic, yes, but always underscore it with
Truth.
It takes courage and lots of work to build a new bridge paved
with hope for a better future, but in ever-changing times, long-
term it is worth it. Again, it is your future, use what you know,
use what you can learn and apply it appropriately, to help
make your transition a little easier on yourself. With that, let
peace and truth be your guide.
Also, keep in mind, that good relationships, like that of old
wooden fences, need maintenance, and in some cases repair.
Thankfully, it is not unheard of for difficult times and hardships
to bring relationships back together again, restoring them. As
what truly matters in life becomes more apparent, financially,
emotionally, spiritually, so too the people around or distant
from you. If possible, keep a mended fence with those in favor
of you and your recovery. Repair and fortify those special
relationships, protect and cherish them.
Key Point
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God,
and the Word was God. -- John 1:1 (KJV)
Note
From start to finish, God set the precedent, the Word, the
Word, the Word … first. As the Word is, so is He, first.
Giving God first priority in life, puts the order of things back in
to proper scale, balancing it as originally intended. It is a
masterful plan that needs no reinvention.
| Build a new bridge. Repair old fences. Do not reinvent the wheel. |
Encouragement ...
Staying Hopeful Through Anxious Economic Times
A Self-Help Resource
by Sharon Johnson | January 18, 2010
Staying Hopeful Through Anxious Economic Times
A Self-Help Resource
by Sharon Johnson | January 18, 2010