#be decisive

Monday Motivation. 😉

I hope today is amazing for you!

They tell us what they are doing through movies, music and symbolism. Remember the technology they have is never given to the people. They lie, cheat, poison us, create wars, diseases and vaccines to control the population.

It's Good vs evil. 👇

Affirmation

In wisdom’s chambers Thou dost roam.

Thou art the reason in me.

I will think, I will reason;

But lead Thou me when reason errs;

To its goal lead it right.

Do Not Remain Passive, A Powerless Victim of Circumstances - Instead, Face Your Challenges with Decisiveness - It’s Okay to Make Mistakes

Do not be afraid to make decisions. Some people are so timid about deciding that they never act with resolve and determination. Indecisiveness is a great blight on the character. It is really much better to make some decision than to take no action at all; because even if you decide wrongly, you will learn by it and will have gained mental strength by trying. If you remain passive, the only thing you will learn is that you are a powerless victim of circumstances. Instead, have the courage to face your challenges with decisiveness.

When the responsibility for Paramahansa Yogananda’s work was placed on my shoulders, I was overly anxious lest I make a mistake! Then I heard something that was very helpful: accomplished businesspeople consider themselves successful if they are right sixty percent of the time. In other words, they allow themselves forty percent error. So I told myself, “Surely I can do at least that well!”

There is no need to be overly worried if you make a mistake. Do not punish yourself; instead, recognize your have erred and correct it. Learn from it, and go on. Always remember: The moment you begin a sincere search for God, you can know for certain that He is not going to fail you. Lift up one hand toward Him, and He will stretch out both His hands to you. I know this to be so; it cannot be otherwise. This faith will grow in your as you progress on the spiritual path.

Many years ago, when I was a young manager, I worked for a gentleman who was a very nice man but from my vantage point he had a significant flaw…he couldn’t make a decision. He was the guy who looked at every situation and tried to analyze each side to understand all possible outcomes. Now, on the surface that sounds exceptional, carefully analyzing each argument and plotting each potential…