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you must be willing to wait patiently

you must be willing to wait patiently

> After waiting patiently, Abraham received what was promised. (Hebrews 6:15) Abraham’s life was far from easy, and he was tested for an extremely long time. By postponing the fulfillment of His promise, the Lord put him to the test. Satan put him to the test by temptation,

developing a victory mindset

developing a victory mindset

Jack Canfield in his book The Success Principles [https://amzn.to/3nbbYt0] explains that we need to take 100% responsibility for our lives. We need to let go of blame, excuses, and complaints. They are toxic to our lives and our success. In your journey to your desired destination, whether

start listing things you’re grateful for

start listing things you’re grateful for

In these days where media and news constantly bombard us with negativity and stress-inducing stories, one of the best and wisest things that we can do for ourselves is to take out our journals and write down things that we are grateful for. Over the past few years, I have

things are unfolding in your best interests

things are unfolding in your best interests

> “Difficulties in your life do not come to destroy you, but to help you realise your hidden potential and power.” — Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam We all go through deep and dark valleys in this journey of life. We all face times when negative thoughts of fear, uncertainty,

happy, or crappy?

happy, or crappy?

> “Heraclitus would shed tears whenever he went out in public — Democritus laughed. One saw the whole as a parade of miseries, the other of follies. And so, we should take a lighter view of things and bear them with an easy spirit, for it is more human to laugh

pithy insights on happiness and contentment (2/3)

pithy insights on happiness and contentment (2/3)

* Your enduring level of happiness is the sum total of your genetic set-range for happiness, the circumstances in your life, and certain variables under your control. * Simply increasing the number of transient positive feelings has no impact on your enduring level of happiness. * Each of us has a “happiness set-point”