2️⃣4️⃣ Days from Opening Day
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You can be both confident and humble. Humble knowing there is a God and it’s not you. Confident knowing you were made in God’s image and He has a plan for your life.
Jesus said “fear not” frequently to his disciples. Why did he keep saying not to be afraid? Because he knew this life was temporary. The soul is eternal. Don’t be afraid. Nourish your soul with faith, hope, love, joy.
Life is about people, commitment, loyalty and relationships. In the end we won't be measured by our bank account, sales numbers or wins and losses but by the difference we made in people's lives... and we make a difference through relationships.
Greatness isn’t achieved by worrying what everyone thinks of you. Don’t look outside. The praise, criticism, expectations; it’s all just noise. Look inside to your heart and soul and do your thing. Do it with love and create greatness from the inside out.
Circumstances have no power over you. One day you’re in traffic and it bothers you. The next day you’re in a great mood and it doesn’t. It’s not the traffic. If it was it would always cause the same response. It’s not the event or circumstance. It’s always your state of mind.
109 DAYS...
That's how many are left in 2020. How you choose to use them matters. I’m not buying the doom and gloom. I’m investing in faith, hope and love. I believe the best is yet to come.
John Wooden didn't win his first national title until his 16th season at UCLA.
Starbucks didn’t reach store #5 until 13 years into its history.
Sam Walton (Walmart) didn’t open his 2nd store until 7 yrs after starting his company.
Be persistent. Success takes time.
Wealth can force us to build walls. Jesus, instead, invites His disciples to transform goods and riches into relationships, because people are worth more than things, they are more valuable than any riches we possess.
We are born with a seed of dissatisfaction in search of fulfillment. Our heart, even without knowing it, thirsts for the encounter with God and seeks it, many times taking the wrong road. When our dissatisfaction encounters Jesus, the life of grace begins.
Thousands of years ago, the Stoics figured out how to organize their time and use each day to the fullest. Here's my new article about how to apply their insights to your life and have the best week ever: https://t.co/wCqHlnryMQ