Think Daily Messages

When we are depressed, the ego inside us likes it and wants to keep us in that state.  We get to make excuses, blame others, justify our sorry mental state, and find no shortage of evidence that we are right - the world wronged us.  It dominates you when you think that voice IS YOU.

Dissolve what's inside you that calls for more misery - by simply recognizing it.  Call it.  That victim voice inside you IS NOT YOU. 

Once you do that, its power over you goes away - and the real you can emerge again.

What's the job?  Serving others.  That's the job.  There is no other job.

Serving others, that's all there is.

Do you have it inside you to stick with what you started until you can bring it to a successful conclusion?

You must.

What is more important: that any and all of us can speak freely anywhere, anytime, or that others don't say things we don't like?

Who is the best judge of what's best for you: you, or some group of people that is not you?

Your brain is imprisoned in your skull.  It can only learn when it's fed information from the five senses.

The person who learns to purely see and hear what's going on around them and process what it means will learn faster and have the advantage.

Are you "aware"?

When should we act?

If we wait a while, the minutes turn to hours.  The hours then turn to days.  The days to weeks and months, and those to years.  The years become a lifetime, and then it's over.

There is only now.

When should you act?

It's not about the enthusiasm that you start with.  It's about the consistent, day in and day out discipline and habit you develop to carry it through and get you the results you are after.

In doing what it takes to get what you say you want, are you seeing it through each day?

No matter how much peace is "out there," we will never feel it if there isn't peace in us.

Are you at peace?

If we cannot delay gratification, we can never be successful.

Do you spend all your resources to feel better today, or save and invest them some to have an even better tomorrow?