The Internal Revolution: Day 1
I know that I've been writing about changing my life up a bit. But I've decided that now is the time to act upon it.
After watching Joyce Meyer on TV, I really feel like I can change my life for the better. I'm calling it The Internal Revolution because I know that I may not be able to change my surroundings, but I can change my attitude and my perception. I can change the bad habits that I know won't help me. And yes, this does mean working on my relationship with God. I won't be commenting much on that, since I feel like that is something I need to keep between me and God. However, I will share the highlights (and the pitfalls) in the hope that it may not only help me get through, but it may help someone else.
I'm going through a time which Joyce calls "The Silent Years". This is a time of preparation and growth. Similar to Jesus and his mostly untold 30 years before His life of public service. All we know is that in those 30 years, Jesus grew. That's it. He just grew. It started to make sense to me. I know that we have a destiny (whether you make it yourself or it just happens is anyone's guess), and I know that I need to get prepared for the plan of my life. I need to have a dream, and I need to go about making it happen.
So today, I'm working on a more positive attitude. I hate feeling frustrated and angry (especially at work), so I'm going to try and have a sunnier disposition and hope that this will make me feel better during the day. I already feel uplifted.
If anyone has any thoughts, or would like to offer ideas as to how I can keep a positive mindset, I'd me most grateful.
Loves, kisses, and jaffa cakes,
Hoshi
After watching Joyce Meyer on TV, I really feel like I can change my life for the better. I'm calling it The Internal Revolution because I know that I may not be able to change my surroundings, but I can change my attitude and my perception. I can change the bad habits that I know won't help me. And yes, this does mean working on my relationship with God. I won't be commenting much on that, since I feel like that is something I need to keep between me and God. However, I will share the highlights (and the pitfalls) in the hope that it may not only help me get through, but it may help someone else.
I'm going through a time which Joyce calls "The Silent Years". This is a time of preparation and growth. Similar to Jesus and his mostly untold 30 years before His life of public service. All we know is that in those 30 years, Jesus grew. That's it. He just grew. It started to make sense to me. I know that we have a destiny (whether you make it yourself or it just happens is anyone's guess), and I know that I need to get prepared for the plan of my life. I need to have a dream, and I need to go about making it happen.
So today, I'm working on a more positive attitude. I hate feeling frustrated and angry (especially at work), so I'm going to try and have a sunnier disposition and hope that this will make me feel better during the day. I already feel uplifted.
If anyone has any thoughts, or would like to offer ideas as to how I can keep a positive mindset, I'd me most grateful.
Loves, kisses, and jaffa cakes,
Hoshi