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The Choice Is Ours. Blog #393.

When I feel like there’s no choice, I choose hope.  It is by faith that I, without doubt, know and believe that if I choose to surrender to Jesus, I will persevere through all struggles and find peace.  When we choose Jesus, suffering does not disappear.  Often, suffering becomes more intense.  Surrendering to Jesus does not mean life will be any easier.  What it does mean is that all the suffering one endures is eased with inner peace.  Suffering without surrendering is like climbing a mountain with a mudslide.  Each time you power through one obstacle, you slide back…

Things That Enhance My Day. Blog #392.

A tentative plan has been invaluable to me throughout my life and continues to enhance my day.  A plan has allowed me to live in the moment and change course when necessary.  In order of priority, I write down what I need to accomplish and the deadline.      The plan can be altered at any moment.  When running a company, my goal was to be flexible and adapt to the highest priority.  Living in the moment allowed me to be proactive.   Minimizing the necessary tasks for the day, leaving time for problem-solving.  Issues could then be addressed immediately, without risking…

Daily Decisions. Blog #391.

We make decisions constantly throughout our day.  How do we navigate those decisions?  Have we set ourselves up to succeed in our daily decision-making? I spent some time teaching myself to prioritize being thankful, prayerful, and living with a perspective of love and compassion.  All of these things help prepare me to make better decisions. Being thankful allows me to approach decision-making with a positive perspective.  Love opens the door for compassion and brings depth to my understanding.  Prayer centers me and guides my decision-making process. One of the reasons I made a decision to learn how…

Learning To Change. Blog #390.

It’s not too late to change.  Maybe others can’t change us, but we can make changes within ourselves if we so desire. First, we need to realize there’s something about ourselves that we would like to change.  If I don’t know what I need to change in my life, I ask Jesus through prayer to show me what I need to do differently.  Then I listen. If I’m being honest with myself and listening, I see various replays of different circumstances in my life and how I reacted to each of them.  Once I see…