What are you waiting for?

Are you actively going after your gift and finding your passion in life? Or are you passively waiting for God to bring it to you. Find your gift and give it away.

"How far we go in life depends on how disciplined we are. Once we are disciplined, God will take us further than we thought possible."

What are you doing today?

We are practicing today for who we want to be tomorrow. Reactions happen without our thinking about them. Reacting positively should be a part of who we are.

"Make a statement tomorrow by what you do today."

Do you help others?

Those with whom you interact throughout the day, are you going to leave them feeling bitter or better? Are you going to lift them up or pull them down? Are you going to Inspire or De-spire? Are you going to Contribute to the environment or contaminate it?

"No person was ever honored for what he received. Honor has been the reward for what he gave." - Calvin Coolidge

What do you think about?

You become what you think about all day.

"Give yourself the luxury of getting over negative experiences."

Are you living for today?

Everyday is a gift.

That is why it is called the present.

Can you live being "Right Here Right Now?"

Does your brain have any idea?

Your brain doesn't know the difference between reality and fantasy. It only knows what you tell it. Fear comes from continuous habits of telling our brain the wrong thing.

False

Expectations

Appearing

Real

Are you building character?

Sports doesn't build character, sports reveals character.

"The way you handle adversity reveals who you really are."

What are you worried about?

Worry = tormenting yourself with negative thoughts.

"Worrying is like a rocking chair. It passes the time but doesn't get you anywhere."

Where are you going?

"Don't allow the pains of the past to poison your future. Where you're going is more important than where you've been."

Is it supposed to hurt?

Go after your passion. Get into it even when you feel out of it.
How?

Fight through it. Fight through it. Fight through it.

"The pain of discipline outweighs the pain of regret."