We have been talking a lot about words on this blog. Words that are thought or spoken both have a powerful affect on yours and my life.
Words create your mindset. How? You and I respond to words. You hear words, sort them out with that filter that is sitting in your subconscious mind and then make a decision about what you heard.
This decision is filed away in your subconscious mind to become a part of that filter for future words. This filter is your mindset (or thought framework).
Who are the happiest people on earth? If you follow and obey Christ and love God with all your heart, all your mind and all your soul YOU belong to this group.
But the question is: Are you enjoying the benefits of belonging to this group?
You may be reading this with an echo in your heart that says – YES this is me! IF so, my response to you is FANTASTIC! Lead on Champion!
But you may also be reading this with an echo in your heart that says – I wish I was really happy! If this is you, read on.
WHY so many Christians are not really happy:
True champions are action takers. God’s servants are God’s champions. They are action takers.
One of the traps I have noticed happen a lot in the lives of so many christians is the trap of passivity. I call it a trap because it is often unintentional as we earnestly seek to do God’s will. Other times it is a coverup for laziness.
The easiest way to explain this is not to explain it, but rather to illustrate it.
Let’s take a look at:
My Favorite Bible Story:
Of all of the keys or principles of success and abundance that are taught, there is ONE that you need to use first.
In fact this key is the foundation to every other principle you can apply to your life to achieve the success and abundance you desire.
What is this key?
Are you set up for success in 2010?
What plans do you have for this year?
(Notice I did not ask, “what is your New Year resolution”. Resolutions usually do not last. Written goals and plans do.)
Champions have goals and plans, not resolutions.
Champions are always declaring (speaking) their goals.
You can tell a champion by the way he or she speaks.
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