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Are You Ready for the Life You Dream Of?

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There’s a question that sounds simple until you sit with it long enough for it to start answering you back:

Do you want the life you dream of… or do you only want the idea of it?

Because the life you say you want isn’t just a picture. It’s a weight. It’s a responsibility. It’s decisions made when you’re tired. It’s integrity when nobody’s applauding. It’s consistency when you don’t feel inspired. It’s humility when you finally win. And it’s courage when the cost becomes real.

So, ask yourself—quietly, honestly:

Am I ready for it? Truly?

Not “Would I enjoy it?”
Not “Would it look good?”
But “Could I carry it?”

The Part Nobody Posts About

Most people pray for more—more opportunity, more influence, more money, more love, more freedom.

But “more” always comes with companions:

  • More visibility means more criticism.
  • More money means more temptation and more responsibility.
  • More leadership means more loneliness.
  • More purpose means more pressure.
  • More blessings mean more decisions that actually matter.

Dreams don’t just elevate your lifestyle. They elevate your exposure. They reveal your character.

And that’s why the process often hurts.

Why Would God Challenge Your Faith?

Sometimes it feels like the exact moment you decide to take your life seriously, everything gets quieter. Doors close. People drift. Comfort disappears. The support you expected doesn’t show up.

And if you’re not careful, you’ll interpret that as abandonment.

But what if it’s preparation?

Faith isn’t only proven when things are going well. Faith is forged when you keep walking while everything in you wants to stop.

God challenges your faith because a faith that can’t survive pressure can’t sustain promise.
If your belief collapses the first time you’re confused, how will it hold steady when your dream becomes real—and complicated?

Because the life you’re asking for isn’t a weekend trip. It’s a calling. It’s a long road. It requires stamina, and stamina isn’t built in comfort.

Why Does God Isolate You?

Isolation can feel cruel—like punishment.

But isolation can also be protection.

When God separates you, it’s often because the next version of you can’t be built in the noise. You can’t become disciplined while feeding distractions. You can’t become strong while staying dependent on applause. You can’t hear direction while living in constant crowd approval.

Isolation is where:

  • your motives get exposed,
  • your habits get audited,
  • your priorities get rearranged,
  • your identity gets rebuilt.

It’s not that God wants you alone forever. It’s that He won’t let your past negotiate your future.

Sometimes the people around you love you—but they love the version they can recognize. Growth threatens familiarity. And if you’re not anchored, you’ll shrink to stay included.

God isolates you to show you this:

You were never meant to be fueled by people.
You were meant to be fueled by purpose.

Why Does God Take Away Comfort?

Comfort is a sweet trap. It feels like peace, but it can quietly become bondage.

Comfort makes you settle for predictable. It makes you postpone. It makes you assume tomorrow will always be available. Comfort whispers, “Don’t risk it.” Comfort teaches you to manage life rather than live it.

So when God removes comfort, it can feel like loss—but it may be alignment.

Because comfort rarely builds the person your dream requires.

You don’t grow when you’re entertained.
You grow when you’re accountable.
You don’t transform when you’re numb.
You transform when you’re honest.

God takes away comfort because you asked for a life that demands courage.

Why Does God Test Your Metal?

Some people call it a test. Some call it spiritual warfare. Some call it life.

But the pattern is ancient: pressure reveals what’s real.

A test doesn’t mean you’re failing. Often, a test means you’re being trusted with the opportunity to become.

God tests your mettle because you can’t inherit a new life with an old mindset.

You can’t carry blessings while still being ruled by fear.
You can’t sustain success while still addicted to validation.
You can’t build a legacy while still living impulsively.
You can’t lead others while still avoiding hard conversations.
You can’t operate in purpose while still negotiating your obedience.

So, the pressure comes—not to destroy you, but to develop you.

Like fire refining gold, the heat isn’t personal. It’s purposeful.

What If the Delay Is a Workshop?

Here’s a thought that can change how you see everything:

What if God isn’t withholding the dream—what if He’s building the dreamer?

Because the life you want has requirements:

  • emotional maturity,
  • spiritual depth,
  • discipline,
  • patience,
  • consistency,
  • wisdom,
  • discernment,
  • self-control,
  • humility.

And those aren’t delivered in a package.

They’re developed in seasons that feel slow, unfair, and lonely.

That’s why it’s not just about getting the thing. It’s about becoming the person who can keep the thing.

The Blessing Is Heavy

People pray for bigger platforms but aren’t ready for bigger responsibility.

You asked for influence—are you ready to be misunderstood?
You asked for provision—are you ready to manage it with discipline?
You asked for love—are you ready to love with humility and honesty?
You asked for purpose—are you ready to be inconvenienced by it?

Because the blessing isn’t light.

A dream fulfilled with an unprepared heart can ruin you faster than a dream denied.

God is not trying to tease you. He’s trying to protect you.

So Ask Yourself Again—But Deeper This Time

Ask yourself in a way that doesn’t allow a shallow answer:

  • If God gave me the life I want today, would it build me or break me?
  • Would my habits support it—or sabotage it?
  • Would my character sustain it—or collapse under it?
  • Would my faith mature—or would it panic at the first sign of trouble?
  • Would my circle sharpen me—or distract me?
  • Would I still be grateful once it’s normal?

Because God isn’t only interested in giving you what you want.

He’s interested in forming you into someone who can carry it without losing your soul.

Becoming Is the Gift

The secret nobody sees is this:

The hardship isn’t the point—the shaping is.

God is building:

  • the version of you that doesn’t quit when it’s quiet,
  • the version of you that doesn’t fold under pressure,
  • the version of you that doesn’t need constant reassurance,
  • the version of you that can stand alone if you have to,
  • the version of you that can be trusted with more.

Not because God enjoys your struggle.

But because your future requires your formation.

And when the life you dreamed of finally arrives, it won’t destroy you.

It will fit you.

Because somewhere in the dark, in the waiting, in the pressure, in the isolation—God didn’t just give you a new life.

He gave you a new you.

Robert Bruton is a multifaceted creative visionary whose work spans literature, photography, and filmmaking. As an author, Robert’s captivating storytelling delves into the mysteries of human nature, life’s challenges, and the pursuit of purpose. His written works resonate with readers, offering profound insights and inspiration from his journey of perseverance and creativity.

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In God’s Time: When the Impossible Turns into Destiny

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There comes a point in every journey when you start to wonder if God is still listening.
You’ve prayed until your words run dry. You’ve waited until your heart feels numb. You’ve watched others receive the very things you’ve dreamed of — love, purpose, a breakthrough — while you’re left standing in the quiet, asking, “What about me?”

But here’s the truth: God is never late.
He’s not ignoring you. He’s preparing you — and preparing what’s meant for you.

The waiting is not a punishment. It’s a refining fire. And in that fire, God forges your faith.

The Silent Work of God

When nothing seems to be happening, something always is.
You can’t see it yet.

Behind the scenes, God is weaving details together that you wouldn’t even know to ask for. He’s aligning hearts, opportunities, and timing. He’s maturing your character so that when your moment arrives, you’re not just ready for it — you’re worthy of it.

If you received everything you wanted right now, would you be ready to hold it? Could you sustain, nurture, and protect it? God doesn’t just want to deliver blessings; He wants you to become the person who can carry them.

Every delay is a sacred construction. Heaven’s blueprint takes time.

When You’re Waiting on Love or Breakthrough

Maybe you’ve been waiting for that one relationship — the person who feels like the missing piece of your soul.
Or maybe it’s not love you’re waiting on — perhaps it’s the dream job, the calling, the opportunity to step into your purpose finally.

You’ve probably told yourself, “It’s never going to happen.”
And yet… destiny has a way of showing up right after you stop trying to force it.

You meet someone by chance — but heaven never works by chance.
You walk through a door you almost didn’t open — but it was the exact one you needed.
You look back later and realize: every disappointment was divine choreography.

You miss a text message, only to answer at the perfect moment months later.

The relationship that didn’t work out was making space for the one that would.
The job you lost was redirecting you toward a purpose that genuinely fits your soul.
The heartbreak you thought would destroy you actually woke you up to who you were meant to become.

In the Blink of an Eye, Everything Can Change

God specializes in suddenlies.

Moses spent forty years in the desert before a burning bush appeared in one ordinary moment.
Joseph went from a prison cell to a palace in a single day.
Ruth went from picking up scraps to being written into the lineage of Christ.

All it took was one divine intersection.

That’s how fast grace moves — slow, slow, slow… then suddenly.

The thing you’ve prayed for your whole life can arrive in one conversation, one sunrise, one heartbeat. And when it does, it won’t feel rushed — it will feel right.

Faith While You Wait

Faith is not pretending you don’t hurt.
Faith is trusting that the hurt still has purpose.

You can cry and still believe. You can question and still hope. You can feel weary and still trust.
Because faith is not about your feelings; it’s about your focus — keeping your eyes on God even when your heart doesn’t understand.

And here’s the beautiful irony: the moment you stop demanding the outcome is often the moment God delivers it. Not because He’s withholding, but because surrender creates space for His will to move.

The Lesson Hidden in Every Delay

If you could see what God sees, you’d never question His timing.

You’d see how close you are.
You’d see the hearts He’s protecting you from.
You’d see how the closed door today is saving you from the heartbreak tomorrow.
You’d see how your waiting is shaping someone else’s miracle, too.

Because sometimes, the story isn’t just about you — it’s about the countless others whose perseverance, your patience, and your testimony will touch.

When your moment comes — and it will — others will look at you and say, “How did it happen?”
And you’ll smile and answer, “God’s timing.”

Remember This

God’s plan is not fragile.
It doesn’t fall apart because of your mistakes, your doubts, or your delays.
He wrote your story knowing every detour you’d take — and still, He called it good.

When nothing makes sense, believe this:
He’s not just preparing a path for you — He’s preparing you for the path.

And when it all finally unfolds — when love walks in, when the dream comes alive, when the breakthrough hits — you’ll realize something profound:

God was never withholding your blessing.
He was building you to be able to hold it.

And it all can change…
In the blink of an eye.

Robert Bruton is a multifaceted creative visionary whose work spans literature, photography, and filmmaking. As an author, Robert’s captivating storytelling delves into the mysteries of human nature, life’s challenges, and the pursuit of purpose. His written works resonate with readers, offering profound insights and inspiration from his journey of perseverance and creativity.

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Finding God & Church choose Wisely

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Living in the Lord’s favor is NOT a direct result of the investment you make financially into these so-called prosperity preachers.

God will not say, “Wow, family, you were just $20 short in giving to receive a blessing!” Therefore, you lost everything. Do not listen to that hogwash to get into your pocket.

Do not buy into; send $50 bucks and get a cloth or other premium. Do you honestly believe God will bless you after you receive a towel? Or, does your heart tell you that if I am the right person, I put others before myself, I am obedient to God’s word that some towel is going to turbocharge your blessings???

Turbocharge your blessing through faith! God knows and he does not need to see you waiving a towel.

“The Christian life is not a constant high. I have my moments of deep discouragement. I have to go to God in prayer with tears in my eyes, and say, ‘O God, forgive me,’ or ‘Help me.”–Billy Graham

For years for this very example, I would not darken-the-door of any church. Made fun of those that did.

Here is the skinny:

  1. Yes, you should give what you can to the Church of your choice. Those that tithe should provide about 10% of your income. If your family is able, then let the Lord guide you.
  2. God is going to judge us by our good works. For example, if you cannot give financially, can you give of your time?
  3. If you are sick, STAY WITH YOUR DOCTOR! Pray as a family for God’s healing! If these healing preachers can truly heal. Why are they not touring hospitals to do just that? God does perform miracles! Let your doctor, however, tell you the miracle saved you. Not some dude in a $10,000 suit with a Rolex tells you.bible, God, Church

This article is not me telling you how to believe. It is me telling you to be careful who you believe, God is your first choice EVERY TIME. Too many charlatans out there speaking for God. Telling you God told them to buy a specific airplane; are you kidding me???

The scary part is we do not have a way to challenge a claim someone makes coming from God. You do, however, can say, “Come on now God has been shopping for you a new airplane?”  I do not begrudge a successful person the riches of life. However, I do have a problem with poor folks sending money to support the cost of an executive jet.

How many Church parishioners have flown with the Pastor? How many Church members that needed to be transported for Cancer treatment or other malady enjoyed riding on the Gulfstream 550 the pastor goes on vacation with. If the Church is paying for it, ask yourself, why is it not being used for these purposes?

(A conservative estimate it costs around $2100 per hour in fuel “402 gallons per hour” to operate a Large Corporate Jet. That number is before crew and maintenance)

If the Jet is being paid for with “For Profit” proceeds, that to me is totally fine. Just do not use poor folks’ money to ride first class, that at its core is disgusting.

I get why high-level executives fly around privately, heck if I made enough money from my book sales, absolutely I would love to have my own plane. Again, if I am taking money from poor people to do that, NO!

So many preachers out telling you to send money and receive some sort of premium. In my reading the bible, I only recall Jesus GIVING never taking. Or offering some incentive to gain his favor. The Bible teaches us good works, living as God instructs. Never does it say send in to get an anointed towel for $50 and God will bless you.

God does instruct us to give. I believe God wants us to give back to our Church, where we are fed his word. That part I can get my head around. I also think that by our good works, helping others, we will also receive God’s grace.

Some dude sending me an outline of his foot, I do the same and send $37 back will get me some sort of blessing.

Want to catch God’s eye. Give your life to him!

Do the work God puts forth in the Bible. Follow it to the letter. I promise you will receive everything the Bible promises. Give to the local Church that inspires you. My Church I want to support because I am fed the word of God. I do not have to buy a premium to receive God’s grace!

As I grow Spiritually, my thoughts have been turned to Preachers I one time admired to saying, Wow, God never said that! It talks about in the Bible false prophets.

I do have a magnificent Church I attend. The Pastor teaches straight from the Bible and offers a transparent approach to the sermon. Believe what God says in the Bible!

We all in desperate times would do just about anything to have peace, save our child from Cancer, save ourselves from Cancer, or the like. God does and can perform miracles in our life. Just make sure it is HIM the Lord you are speaking too! I promise you while on your knees praying, he won’t be asking, “How much money “seed-faith” can you give to save your child from cancer?

In this life, none of us utterly understand why a child suffers from Cancer or another horrible disease. Or how we as adults may suffer. The answer waits for us in Heaven. When it’s time to go home, it’s just time to go home. No amount of seed faith, prayer clothes, oil, or other premium is going to stop God’s will. No matter how much we do not understand or hate it, it’s only our time to go.

Our walk with God is with him!

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A true Spiritual leader will teach you the path you need to walk with God. They will not tell you that God needs your financial investment to love you. God loves you with an everlasting love and always will. Seek him!

Choose who you wish to learn the word of God carefully. Make sure the Church and pastor truly align with the word of God. Do this and you will find life beyond anything you ever imagined!

God bless.

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Plan B Hell NO

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This is a quick look at the first chapter of my book, Plan B Hell NO. Of all my books I love this one for many reasons.

Shatter your Plan B and give way to success! 

Chapter 1

Learning the Difference

“It always seems impossible until it’s done.”—Nelson Mandela

We are going to cover some perspectives that if you lean the difference between these ideologies, you will learn the first steps in unwavering faith.

You must change your mindset of lack in this first set of ideas that cause doubt. We don’t have the right resources. Learn when thinking of what you can do, say to yourself, “we just burned the boats now what?”

What to learn before you throw plan-b out:

  • Activity vs. Productivity acquire the difference!
  • Resources vs. Resourcefulness.
  • Failure, delays, obstacles, on the other side, is your success.
  • Unwavering faith!
  • Visualize, see yourself already having achieved your goal.
  • Gratitude is grateful where you are now and thankful for what is coming.

Learn to master these few things, and you will rocket ship your success.

First set: Resources vs. Resourcefulness

Where most folks fail in endeavors is their belief of a lack of resources. “I don’t have this; I don’t have that.” Ultimately, nothing begins, or they don’t finish what they started because they sold themselves on the fact “I don’t have.”

Here is what is lacking. Resourcefulness! It’s not a lack of resources; it’s a lack of ingenuity that causes you to fail. Some of the most beautiful photography does not get shot from a $10,000 camera but a $100 point-and-shoot or a smartphone. It’s not the gear; it’s the eye of the photographer. Take a look at what some of the top YouTube channels shoot with; most will tell you they started with a phone or a point-and-shoot.

We are learning to plan and execute with precision. Meaning, we learn to organize yourself for production. Days are about the output from hour-to-hour. We’re going to get into this later in the book.

So how do we learn to be resourceful?

  1. The most obvious is research. Learn everything there is to know about what you want to begin. Your knowledge needs to be you are the news organization’s first call when they need a professional opinion. The what you do does not matter, the knowledge base you have is unmatched.
  2. Learn to make do with what you have temporarily. If you need a tool to perform your job but do not own one, can you rent, borrow, a joint venture with someone who does. For example, I am a photographer, when I need a camera Lens, I rent it. If offered a job that requires a lens that might cost me tens of thousands of dollars to purchase, I rent it!
  3. I currently have a full-time job. I don’t have time. Can you get up an hour early? Give one hour a day every day, and at the end of the year, you’ve invested 365 hours to your new endeavor. If you’re more inclined to succeed get up at 4:00 AM. You would be in good company, Bill Gates is up, Dewayne “The Rock” Johnson is up, and so is Warren Buffet.
  4. Can you swap for things? If someone has something, you need to see if they’re willing to accept another form of payment from you. It’s a long shot, but long shots win at the track every day! You dare to ask for what you need.
  5. Bend the rules of any situation. BEND NOT BREAK. Bend rules to accomplish. We never bend the rules to destruct or harm. Ever! Think outside the normal.
  6. Learn to play several hands. Double down when you can. Never rely on one solution when others may work as well.
  7. Communicate with potential clients, vendors, or angel help. Learn to voice yourself to get what you need. You will be amazed at how many good-hearted people are out there if you present yourself well.

When you think about resourcefulness, think about people who have defied all odds to achieve.  We’ve all heard of or seen Escape from Alcatraz. Arguably a prison that should be escape-proof but turned out not to be.

We’ve all heard stories of cancer recovery; you’ll never walk again, obstacles placed before folks that didn’t listen. They defied the odds and overcame incredible adversity. Where there is a will, there is a way. Pardon the cliché, but it’s true.

Resourceful people also have patience. Where many fail is, they get frustrated because change is not immediate. Resources may be moving around with the help of the Universe to align themselves with you.

I told this story in a Podcast. Think about patience this way. Say you want a job, not just any job but your dream job. You pray about it, visualize it and know you can do it. You start losing faith, so much so eventually you give up. What you did not see was that your dream job that could have been yours currently occupied by someone that had you waited just a bit longer would have been available because that person retired. God was going to steer you to this job after a deserving person was able to retire with a bang. They earned that for years of service.

God was letting someone retire with the fanfare they richly earned, and he was going to put you in it because you stayed in faith, you made it. You got frustrated and moved on. How stupid do you think you would feel if you had this knowledge after you lost the opportunity?

Opportunity can come quickly, or slowly. If your faith stays true to the course, you’re on, when the knock-on opportunities door comes it will be more than we ever imagined. Imagine the wisdom you might have received from the person exiting your dream job. What did you miss because you could not be patient?

At this point, some of you may be saying, “but I’m not that clever.” Everyone can be clever. Here are some ways you can learn to quiet your mind. When you do this, it’s incredible how much your thoughts will begin to serve you instead of stress you.

  • Meditation is fantastic, and anyone can do it. What this practice allows you to do is to slow your mind down. Declutters your head so you can organize your thoughts and be receptive to receive new ideas.

If you want to learn to be more resourceful, learn to meditate so your mind can clear a pathway to new thoughts.

If life is not set too well right now, meditation can help you find peace. Living in your mind will cause us to live in fear, pain, and anxiety. Our thoughts wander off into the abyss of negativity.

Meditate to get in touch with your soul. When we live from the soul, all things are possible. During meditation practice aligning with God, the divine source will release your energy. Bring into our lives joy, happiness, and oneness with the universe where real peace can live.

Connecting with Devine Energy:

As part of healthy meditation practice, we can cleanse our bodies of toxic, life-draining anxiety. We can see what our deepest desires for health, family, relationships, all in our minds. When you believe in your soul, that’s when things begin to materialize.

It’s a simple process. Find some meditative music. Use headphones if possible. You can find lots of meditation music on YouTube®. Find a relaxing position; I like to lay down on my bed flat. Breathe deeply in through the nose and out through the mouth. Deep cleansing breaths relax!

As you begin your meditation, don’t worry if your mind moves in thought. It will take some time for you to get to a point in your meditation practice that you can control your thoughts. It’s ok.

Begin to connect with God, ask him to come into your life, and only pray to him. Release your cares to him. Then show him through your mind, see yourself receiving blessings, see yourself in the state that you want to be. Visualize in your mind, your deepest desires and then tell God how grateful you are.

There is a reason it is called a meditation practice. It will take a bit of time for the mind to clear trash thoughts. It’s ok. Continue this practice daily. Several times a day if you have the time. For sure, before bedtime.

Connecting to Devine source will open your life to wonderous new blessings and peace.

If you want to be resourceful, learn to open your mind, declutter your head so you can find new ways to achieve your goals.

Second set: Activity vs. Productivity

Massive in changing anything about your life. So many people tell me they don’t have time. They can’t fit another thing in their day. My short answer, “you don’t know how to manage your time.” I usually get a lot of expletives shouted at me. Hear me out before you hit the refund button.

You will need to indulge me in an activity. First, get two pages of a daily calendar that starts and ends with your work times. You need a daily view that breaks up the day hour-by-hour. Then what I want you to do is HONESTLY write down what you do for two days literally by the hour.

Yes, you can do it, and yes, it’s a pain in the ass. How bad do you want to change?

Chronicle your day, I mean from bathroom breaks to screwing around on social media. Chin-wagging with friends, talking on the phone, you get the idea. Be honest; this is not a test but will be an ah-ha moment. “Holy crap, I waste a lot of time.”

We can find you somewhere close to 20 hours per week. I promise you will be amazed.

So, this is what activity will look like now let’s talk about what productivity looks like — time-sensitive projects, client fires, things that are typically out of your control but do take time. Of course, we must adjust for issues as they arise. The point to all this is once we get distracted, we immediately get back on task.

What a day looks like filled with production:

  1. Set times that you can do routine daily tasks. For example, email. Can you make two times a day for email? Morning and afternoon. Daily try and identify how much time you spend on email. Most emails can wait for a time.
  2. Give each function of your day a set time to start and complete. Never leave a task incomplete for the day if you can finish.
  3. Learn to keep distractions to a minimum. Let friends and family know that if possible, call you at designated times.
  4. Social media is a killer of time. It boils down to is looking at what your sister-in-law cooked for dinner or is a success your passion? Also, keeping up with friends during the day, why waste productive time? Social media eats time with NO benefit to your success.
  5. You have 24 hours in a day, you need 6 hours of sleep, leaving you 18 hours! Now tell me you don’t have time! Get organized with time. Time is a friend or foe.

Invest time for yourself. Imagine after a year of one hour a day; now, you have 365 hours invested in your freedom. Knowledge is freedom.

Change your perspective about sacrifice. If you feel you must sacrifice anything, you’re in the wrong mode. If you think you must surrender to realize a dream you have. Ask yourself why?

What you put into a thing, for example; getting up earlier to begin your day. Some would say this is a sacrifice. NO!

Anything you do to further your life is an investment, not a sacrifice. Learn to invest in your success. Everything you do that facilitates your life experience is an investment that yields a net result.

It’s not a bloody sacrifice to have a happy life. You don’t have to give up anything to have a happy life. You gave up an hour of sleep to further your life and that somehow realistically is a sacrifice?

Look at actions you’re engaged in that you feel is a sacrifice. Then HONESTLY ask yourself why you feel that way. My guess is you’re not adequately managing your time. Don’t get pissed. We all suck at managing time. Activity vs. Productivity!

Visualize what you want. Not just about material things.

  • Happy
  • Relationship
  • Body
  • Mind
  • Soul
  • Work
  • Home

See where we’re galloping off to here? It’s an all-encompassing visualization of our life. See the life you want to have. We do this in our mind’s eye.

The best time I have found to do this is during my meditation practice. Follow these simple steps:

  1. Have a place where you can quiet your mind without interruption.
  2. I find it easier to de-clutter my mind with soft meditation music or outdoor sounds like crickets, ocean, rain, this type of sounds are soothing.
  3. Begin to see with eyes closed focus your mind on what you desire to see change. See yourself happy, in a happy relationship, new job, new body, focus until you smile. Stay in that state-of-mind for as long as you’re comfortable.
  4. Do this practice at least once per day.
  5. When you begin to believe it, the Universe will start to manifest your dreams.
  6. Have patience and gratitude. Lock in your faith!

Gratitude for where you are, what you have today lets the Universe know you’re available to receive blessings. Demonstrate your true faithfulness in this life. Then learn to be grateful for what is coming, what you can’t see but desire to be a part of your life.

Be happy where you are and for what is coming, and miracles will abound.

Focus on Gratitude every day. Take moments out of your day to thank God for what you have and what you cannot see. Give praise for the life you have.

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You Have to Live Today Anyway, be Happy, Have Fun, Smile

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“When I wake up, I expect things to be good. If they’re not, then I try to set about trying to make them as good as I can ’cause I know I’m gonna have to live that day anyway. So why not try to make the most of it if you can? Some days, they pan out a little better than others, but you still gotta always just try.”–Dolly Parton

What is your expectation when you wake up every day? 

If you begin each day with a grateful heart, realize you may have bumps in the road today, but you have a Monster Truck that blows right over bumps, fences, construction, mud, snow, ice, you name it your Monster Truck resolve for life can blow right through!

Let’s do like Dolly says and work to make every day a bit better even when it might not be the rainbow/marshmallow day you were hoping for.

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Wake Up Happy!

Happiness truly begins with a grateful heart. Declare your gratitude each and every day. Several times per day. If we learn to be thankful for what we have, then God will bless our lives with more abundance.

We all have bad days and can find ourselves in a dark place. Everyone! Don’t fall prey to depression as best you can. Obviously, if you suffer, get help. Where and when you can smile, let God now that you’re grateful for the smallest of blessings. Moreover, you’re thankful for the benefits to come, happiness, health, and prosperity.

Smile and have a blessed day! 

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