Purpose Driven Goals

Last week I continued my random writings and thoughts. This week I'll continue again getting into goals and the power of your own thought-life and the correlation with your current results. Enjoy this weeks entry.

We as human beings are responsible for helping our fellow man and to show them life is what you make it; that God loves you and wants you to be blessed. Remember David said, "as a man thinketh in his heart, so shall he be." This is the perfect example of how powerful your thoughts can be in your life. Gratitude and appreciation come from the hard work and struggle of obtaining worthwhile goals and dreams. As your gratitude and appreciation increases so does your blessings. Wisdom is priceless and can only be obtained through experience and perseverance. The right attitude with a grateful mind, and purpose driven goals, can move mountains and change people. Failure cannot compete with persistence, it buckles under the pressure of sustained effort.

Greatness has a name and its purpose. With purpose you can overcome insurmountable obstacles. When the "why" is greater than the "what" nothing can stop you. The only limits we have are the ones we place on ourselves. We are a product of our thought factory. As Jesus said in the New Testament, a good tree cannot bear bad fruit and the same for a bad tree cannot bear good fruit; so in essence good thoughts cannot create bad results and vice versa. Our minds are like our muscles in that we need to exercise it to keep it strong; feed it to keep it healthy. Your mind needs to stay properly tuned and maintained or it will exhibit poor performance.

An unhealthy mind will lead to an unhealthy body, they are interconnected. The mind cannot live without the body and the body cannot live without the mind; they must work in harmony. If you want to reach your goals in life you MUST TAKE ACTION. If you want the fruit you must climb the tree. In life the greatest challenge in sharing your vision is to inspire others to see the invisible.

Until next week. God Bless

Dustin Swigart

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