have a do-over. So, then what? No matter the
circumstance, you may fail at something but you’re not a
failure. You always have another day, another year,
another season to build, to grow, to develop and to
overcome. Remember, you were created and born to be
an overcomer.
It is through the act of repetition that you can either
enhance your life or diminish it. Reckless, negative self-
talk repeated over time will surely result in a diminished
life. Speak life into existence often.
After a moment of loss or failure, take the time to write
down or discuss what you did and what you can do in the
future. Examine yourself.
3. Don’t be afraid of the silence- In our information
saturated world it is very difficult to find a quiet space. It
is vitally important that you spend time resting your mind
from the daily assault of outside influences. Try to spend
at least 5-10 minutes per day awake but in total silence.
Your mind needs rest in the same way that your body
does. It’s a form of recuperation that’s greater than rest.
There will be therapeutic results gleaned when done with
fidelity.
4. Repetition-Nobody says “I had perfect form the first
time I swung a bat.” Repetition, repetition, repetition. It
only takes as little as 72 hours for your mind to start
rewiring itself with new input. Never stop learning, never
stop striving to be better, and never give up.
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