Gratitude, Faith, and Clarity of Purpose - the Most Powerful
Statement
"Things might have been worse"
This is the most powerful, dynamic, revolutionary statement you
could ever make in your life.
But first, deciding to take an inventory your life will lead you
to put down in front of you two parts of your life:
1. the good things: positive
2. the bad things: negative
Do you think your life might have been better or worse?
This is a choice for you to make.
But if you put every thing down and carefully examine it, you
will realize things certainly might have been worse.
"I was complaining that I had no shoes till I met a man who had
no feet." (Confucius)
For example, you have lost your job but you are in good health:
you might have lost BOTH health and job.
Now, the mere fact that you are faced with a choice means you
are in a dynamic situation, the possibility to decide for
yourself, to assert yourself, to test your sense of purpose.
You are FREE to decide. Yes, it is up to you to decide whether
things might have been better or worse.
If you decide that things might have been better and things had
indeed been better, you wouldn't have felt the need for change:
you would have carried on, unconscious and happy (!?)
If your "present" is better than it might have been, then there
is no reason why your "future" should not be better than your
"present" (please read this sentence again :-).
The only difference is NOW YOU KNOW, and this is what makes your
situation so powerful, so dynamic, so revolutionary, so
excitingly full of proactivity:
You can decide, you can make choices, set goals and work to
achieve your goals.
You are no longer groping in the dark and whatever you decide
for yourself will come to pass.
Your future is a heavily pregnant lady and you don