Everyone has strengths and they are good at something. You might be one of the millions of people who are working a job that does you no justice. You might have qualifications far and beyond what you are doing everyday. However, on a daily basis you can practice the things you enjoy and the things you are good at. When you focus on things you are good at it makes you feel good.
If you are motivated, you have the drive you need to make it through anything. Driven, the book that equips you to become what you desire.
Everyone has strengths and they are good at something. You might be one of the millions of people who are working a job that does you no justice. You might have qualifications far and beyond what you are doing everyday. However, on a daily basis you can practice the things you enjoy and the things you are good at. When you focus on things you are good at it makes you feel good.
If you are motivated, you have the drive you need to make it through anything. Driven, the book that equips you to become what you desire.
To rewrite and break free from your past, you must reinvent yourself and never forget your past but learn from what you hated about it the most. To do this, you need to change your thinking, your speech, and your actions, reactions and most importantly you're routine. You cannot change the current life your mind created, with the same mind that created it. You must change the way you think. Change your mind, change your destiny. Break the creature of habit cycle. This is a lot easier said than done.
We all have a lot of mental hard wiring by the time we're grown. It's a continual process to rid ourselves of this, as well as new programming that is thrust upon us as adults. Just remember, though you may be doing everything correctly in your life, you didn't write the rules, someone else did. Now, it's time to write your own set of rules.
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I shouldn’t even be here. All of my family thought I would be dead before the age of 25. I was more than crazy. I had no regard for life. I truly lived everyday as if it were my last. I would try to do anything just for the thrill. Here is my story. My long road started on January 13, 1968 when I was born. I had your typical childhood, so I thought. I played, went to school just like other kids and got into my fair share of trouble as well. My dad went to Germany to work for six months early in my life, at the same time that I discovered sports. My mom wouldn’t let me play sports because she said I was too small and would get hurt. So I did what many kids my age would do at the time, I started sneaking away and playing anyway. We had no cell phones back then, so it was easy to get away all day without being found. Once she found out, my coaches convinced her to allow me to continue playing. I couldn’t get enough. I had to play everything. I excelled naturally at football, basketball, baseball and track. Sports were easy until my freshman year in high school. That year it all changed. I came to a crossroad in my life.
My Georgia Journal helps readers spark their interest with historical trivia and tidbits about Georgia. It’s an interactive journal designed to nurture creativity and self-motivation.
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