Don't Ever Stop Believing In Yourself - You can
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The first two steps in believing in you:
1.Find out who you are 2. Study who you are and get acquainted with
yourself
There are times when we believe in everything and everybody but
ourselves. There is a constant search for mentors and role models when
they exist within us.
The most brutal beating that we take is the one that we inflict upon
ourselves. We make one mistake and we count ourselves out before the
referee can blow the whistle.
We beat ourselves down into a state of depression. Depression is a dark
and dreary place where we drink tears for breakfast, lunch and dinner. We
tend to use our carnal mind, eyes and ears that are distorted during this
dark time.
Have you ever cried all night long? If so, do not cry a minute past
midnight because the bible states that Crying may last for a night. But
joy comes in the morning. This passage was taken from Psalms 30:5 in the
International Children's Bible. Midnight is the cut off point
for one day and if you cry one minute past midnight, you have blocked your
joy from coming. Dry your eyes at midnight if you really have to cry.
Place a smile on your face and embrace joy. Cheer up, it's
morning time, joy has arrived!
Is self doubt is still hanging around harassing you? If so, get rid of
it. I hear you saying, "I have made so many mistakes." This is a
familiar phrase that has been spoken so faithfully by many people. But,
you are not alone. We've all made many mistakes but . . . the more
mistakes you make. . .the more self-doubt and less confidence you will
have in yourself.
Imagine yourself as a confident person free from self-doubt. Hold this
image everyday until it sinks into your spirit. Whenever negative
thoughts about yourself enter your mind, erase them immediately. Confidence will become a way of life for you!
Try this free self
confidence course
When you wake up in the mornings get a clear picture of a self-image in
your mind. What do you want to accomplish today? Write it on a piece of
paper and post it on the refrigerator, mirror or someplace in your dorm.
Engrave it on your heart.
Habakkuk 2:2 Then the Lord replied: ;Write down the
revelation and make it plain on tablets so that a herald may run with it.
Life can be full of questions and not enough answers. We know that
answers are somewhere waiting to be discovered, but the question is where?
Habakkuk refused to have his questions to remain unanswered. The things he
observed troubled him. Habakkuk saw a dying world and it broke his heart.
His main questions were:
Why is there evil in the world? Why do the wicked seem to be
winning? Habakkuk did what most of us will not do. He took his questions
to God.
The first chapter of Habakkuk is devoted to his questions to God.
Chapter two is where God begins to respond by asking Habakkuk to write his
answers that all will see and understand. God goes on to tell the prophet
that it will not come quickly, but it will happen. If Habakkuk questioned
God and got answers, so can we. Boldly take your questions and concerns
before God and He will answer.
I challenge you to keep a journal this year. The year of 2003 is a year
of Divine Manifestations. Record your prayers and place a date beside your
request. As soon as your prayer is answered, record it in your journal.
What is it that you don't like about yourself? Talk to God about it and
remember that He is the creator and He has a solution to all of your
problems.
About the author:
About the author: Founder of Writers Incubator, an organization where
her main focus is youth and young adults learning how to develop their God
given gifts,in the areas of writing and art.She is a published author of:
The Corridor Of My Heart, What Does God Have To Say About Sex?, Sonshine
For A Cloudy Day. She is also a recipient of The Editors Choice Award, for
her poem The Little League Game. Teen Columnist for Evangelist Newspaper.
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