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Friday, February 28, 2014
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Wednesday's Words- See it as a blessing
See it as a blessing
Whatever it is, see it as a blessing. With many things that’s very difficult, yet with everything it is extremely valuable.
When you can see it as a blessing, you can also see the positive possibilities. When you choose to see it as a blessing, you connect yourself to the power of abundance.
Whatever you see as a blessing brings you new ways to create value. You begin to solve the problem, to heal the pain and to transcend the challenge.
That’s a whole lot more positive and powerful than feeling sorry for yourself. It’s a whole lot smarter than ruining your day with anger and resentment.
You are extremely fortunate to be exactly where you are. Open yourself up to see that good fortune and you’ll find ways to make great, fulfilling use of it.
Accept and embrace the blessings that come your way, whatever form they may take. The more thankful and positive you are, the more those blessings will benefit your whole world.
— Ralph Marston
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Wednesdays Words- Getting Yourself Through
Get yourself through
Wishing, complaining, begging and avoiding won’t do it. The way to get through it is to go through it.
If there’s something you’ve been putting off, put it back on and get it done. If there’s a problem that’s been chasing you, stop running, stop hiding and start solving.
You can be amazingly resourceful and effective when you want to be. Now is the time to want to be.
When the situation feels painful, imagine how great you will feel to get beyond it. Imagine, and then manifest your imagined outcome by doing what you must do.
There’s a light at the end of the tunnel, and its brightness comes from your efforts. Make those efforts, keep that light shining brightly and get yourself through to the other side.
You’ve made a positive difference many times before and you absolutely can do it again. Feel your purposeful power as it successfully pushes you through.
— Ralph Marston
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