Monday Motivation

Good morning,
Grace and peace be unto you!

Today's motivation is simple yet hard. Train yourself to find the blessing in everything. Wow. That is deep. So even when it looks and feels bad there is yet a blessing in the situation. As we look for the blessing it takes your focus off of the negativity. Looking for the blessing retains our minds for the positive. Hello.

What are you looking for?

Until tomorrow
#liveBlessed

Monday Motivation

Good Morning, 
I pray that everyone had a marvelous Christmas.
As we move closer to the end of the year I want encourage you to not be a sleep walking but to be a destiny walker. What I mean is that many of us are going through the motions of life everyday but we are asleep.  Our eyes are open but we are oblivious to the things around us.

I want to encourage you to be a destiny walker. A destiny walker is someone who knows the plan of God for their life and walks in it. When I'm a destiny walker I don't get tripped up when you don't understand what God is doing in my life. Destiny walkers have vision that is written and it's plain, so it can easily be carried out.

My sister please walk into 2016 a destiny walker not a sleep walker.  I have attached a cool video that will encourage you. live Blessed.

Monday Motivation

Good November morning, 
Wow, the holidays are right on us. I just want to motivate you to not procrastinate. I know, its hard but if you are honest there are many opportunities that you have missed because of procrastination. So as I was reading I came upon these 6 Things Guaranteed to Help You Stop Procrastinating by Jennifer Heeren, 

Action over feelings:  The ultimate answer is to all three of these reasons is not to go by how I feel. I may feel those feelings but I don’t have to and shouldn’t live by them. Waiting and procrastinating equals passive living. I’m waiting for some outside force to move me pass my fear and towards action. Taking action (even one small step) despite my feelings is the only real way to move forward.

Fear is not from God:  If I am feeling fearful, I can remember that God didn’t give me a spirit of fear or timidity. So, any fearful feelings shouldn’t be an excuse to not do something. God did however give me a spirit of power, love, and self-discipline and this gives me every reason to go ahead and try (2 Timothy 1:7).

Learn as I go:  If I’m feeling like I’m not ready, I need to remember that I’ll probably never feel like I’m ready. What I’m actually doing is trying to learn as much about my destination as I can before I take steps forward. It’s okay if I learn a little bit beforehand if it helps me to go forward. But I can’t get stuck in the learning stage. Most learning happens in the midst of doing anyway. By faith, Abraham obeyed when God called him to leave home and go to another land. He went without knowing where he was ultimately going (Hebrews 11:8). Trusting God and learning as I go is the best choice.

My life is a vapor:  If I’m feeling like there simply isn’t enough time to do such-in-such and I can do it later, I’m not remembering thattomorrow isn’t promised to anyone. Life speeds by fast and I don’t know how many tomorrows there will be. Even when tomorrows come, I don’t know what I’ll be dealing with then. I can only really see today (James 4:13-16). Therefore, I need to make the most of today and take as many action steps as possible (even if they’re little ones).

Give it a deadline:  If I want to get something done, the best way to do it is to give it a measurable deadline. I can’t usually find a lot of available time; I have to make myself do the thing. One of the best ways to make sure that I do that is to set a firm deadline. It also helps to tell someone else about my firm deadline because then I feel like I’d be disappointing someone besides me if I don’t get around to it.

Small steps are okay:  I also need to remember that a little each day adds up over time. I may not find hours to work on something but I can usually find twenty to thirty minutes if I try. And… thirty minutes per day is about thirty hours per month and that is a lot of time.

I also need to remember that it is sin to know what I ought to do and then not do it (James 4:17). And that is the definition of procrastination—to know and not do.

My sistah live blessed. 

Monday motivation

What motivates you? What or who can get you moving? I know that at different periods of time our it can wax cold, but what makes you percolate.? There is nothing that you can't accomplish if you will get rid of that little word called fear.

We, as people in America, are so afraid of the opinions of others, until we won't move on/in what we know is ours.

I'm not into the blood moon and all of that,  but I read a post where someone was explaining the significance of this last moon in the set of four. She said that because of its timing it makes the church world be at the year of new beginnings due to its timing on the Jewish calendar. I don't know if she is right or wrong,  but I will receive a new beginning. A chance to step out with a renewed mind,  a renewed motivation and a renewed passion for what I have been called to do.

Ladies,  let's get motivated to walk in whatever we were put on this earth to accomplish.  As Dr Venus says,  "Make your mess your message." Don't take those ideas with you to the grave. Share them,  write them,  teach them,  preach them, but don't let them go to the grave with you. 

Be motivated to do YOUR work. Yours may not look like mine, but that diversity is what gives a beautiful cornucopia of gifts of which we should be thankful.