Trinkets of Change

“People are scared of success.”  I’m not, but like many others I resisted the change to breakthrough because it is unknown territory.  I don’t believe people are afraid of being successful and meeting their full potential.  I believe people choose the life of normal. A life of debt, indecision, procrastination, wasting time watching tv for hours at a time, and aimlessly navigating through social media, are just a few things associated with normal.  It is habitual, and we always find time, effort, money and use any resource we have to serve habits.

If you are in debt, in a career or job you are not excited about doing everyday and accepting of it by saying “that’s life,” then you have a normal mindset.  Your bad days are full of:
1. Pessimism when things don’t happen as anticipated,
2. Anger because you feel trapped,
3. Hate towards those who go through problems by focusing on solutions instead of the problem (they seem to not pay enough attention to the problem)
4. Distrust because you fail to understand but want to be understood and
5. A lack connectivity to others.

Although you may be in the same job, financial situation and/or geographical region with someone, you can be worlds apart because of the difference in mindset.  If you are excited about waking up in the morning, you look forward to going to work on Monday and thrive through problems, your normal days are as a curse.  Being normal and thinking normal is regressive to you because it kills momentum to achieve goals.

On the way to riches I have found happiness.  Every day is a great day because it is a day I receive to express myself to me, and to others how I choose.  Every day I choose to express myself in the most radiant of light.  So when others see a problem, I see an opportunity to build, strengthen and maintain a bond between people.  In every problem, I focus on serving the human being so they get through challenges to be of exponential power and light to others.

The time to change is always presented to us every day in different ways.  Pay attention to others, understand them and when a problem arises, get your baggage out of the way so you can serve with compassion and understanding to produce extraordinary, not normal, results.  After a while you will make a habit of it.  Don’t do it just for others but for your own challenges.  Accept nothing less than a great day.  Get out of the way so the best in you can be expressed.


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  1. […] Before the change, my thoughts didn’t have direction or aim. The goal was to be happy and positive, but I wanted more. I need a specific focus. […]

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