It's What I Do

I am so tired of politics in the United States that I will save my money and move somewhere that I can have peace. With all of the prophesies manifesting, I don't know where that will be. I just know that I am destined for greatness. I know because everything keeps coming back to me and I am in a season of discontent. I am mad at everything and I am looking for solutions to the things that I can change because I don't want my future to offer the same thing that the present time is. My present time is full of blessing but I think that I can perform beyond what God has blessed me with already. I feel as if I can do so much more and I have done so much to take action in my life lately and I am starting to see that I need to work harder than I ever have before. There is no such thing as smooth sailing in life and I have to get over that. I was put in this world and I didn't make it. Many of us have the misconception that having time and money freedom is evil. Some of us think that the rich are lazy. To accomplish greatnesss, it takes a firm belief in God (or whatever some of them believe in), a firm belief that God gave them the power to take control of their lives, consistency, great habits, and a burning desire. Which one of these do you have? Which one of these do I lack? I have to focus on the part of these things that hold me back. It may be the inconsistency or it may be the moments when I feel like I am better off giving up on my hopes and dreams. From the day I was born, I have been here for a purpose. God put me here to accomplish something and I have to be honest with myself about what God has done for me. I never fit in and it was something that bothered me for so long. Now, I see that I don't havet fit in and that I don't care about fitting in. I care about being who I was destined to be. Sorry, I am not proofreading right now....this is a simple spill. So sorry for the bad grammar and misspelled words.

The Mind Is A......

Someone at some point in this lifetime said that, "The mind is a terrible thing to waste." Then I heard a whole bunch of people say it that never told me who originally said it. Well, most people speak this quote to explain learning and not letting the mind have idol moments in which it ceases to expand. I personally have recently looked at the quote in a different way. I say that it can also refer to not wasting your thoughts on the negative, the bad, the worst. I have always been very negative growing up. I use to be the butt of many jokes and while my peers were having fun I was more focused on my shortcomings that they called me out on. For a long time I always dwelled on those things and it kept me from forgiving, it kept me from being confident, and it kept me from being happy. I grew up from those issues but then I started a trend of beating myself up for so many things and thinking that my ideas, hopes, and dreams, were idiotic. I have struggled with changing the habit of negativity and now I am focusing on positivity. It has been hard to change the trend but now that I see more and more results and answers, I feel so much better and I am willing to work on so much more. If you want to do it, don't defeat yourself before you even start. Negative thoughts can easily lock you into an idol state. Use your mind to steer your world into what makes you happy.