Self Development


SELF DEVELOPMENT.

Have you ever asked yourself how you can get to the next level? Could be rich or successful? When I talk of rich I mean having freedom to make choices and do what you want to achieve your vision. When I say success I mean adding value to yourself. Success needs preparation, going from ordinary to extraordinary. Always learn to dominate and not competing. Growth comes in by asking questions and not giving directions because this brings in new ideas on board. Ideas are like muscles they are key you either take them or lose. The only difference between successful and unsuccessful is how time is utilized by each. You don’t seek success you make yourself valuable with discipline being the key and vision that’s brings in strength and simplifies life because with vision you are able to make choices that help you get to your destiny. Have you ever looked at your life and seen things that deter your development? could be your friends, things you did in the past, beliefs or environment. If there are, you need to take the initiative to change your actions or way of doing things and you will find the universe on your side. Its the high time we don’t let our life’s be controlled and the things to avoid are:

1.Being Money-oriented —This controls most humans in the planet. I don’t mean it’s bad, you know how great things you can do with it or even help with it right? What I mean is don’t let your choices be influenced by money follow your heart. When you follow your intuation and use right channels to acquire it, money will come easily than the one you chase.

2.Relationship—I know this is a touchy subject to youths. How many instances have you ever thought that you need someone to be happy and complete? if you think you need someone to make you complete you are likely to have a breakdown if the person leaves. I am not against relationships however I will advise one to get into a relationship when he or she is ready for one. Develop enough mental strength to decide what you want and wait.

3.The past—Don’t let your past control your present and future. Leave the darkness behind so that you don’t block light of your future. If one did wrong you win by letting go and move on, let not the pain of your past ruin your destiny.

4.Opinions—The need to feel wanted and fit in can cause you travel paths you don’t want. Before you do something think whether that’s what you want or you consider people’s opinions. Everyone should know you were born with a reason and you are unique. Shine, stand out and appreciate yourself and you will be loved for who you are. Those who really care will see light and shine with you.

5.Beliefs—At times there are beliefs we come across either we have been raised with them or learned of which some may deter your goal achievement. What you need to put in mind is that there is nothing you cannot do, nothing you cannot become if only you believe in yourself. Move from limited to unlimited and your potential will be unlimited. Always have challenges and circumstances as a blessing not a curse because the help in strengthening you.


By Jackie

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