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Grace Allison Blair
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Do You Have a Dream Workbook: 5 Keys to Realize Your Dream
Self-Help
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Spiritual Compass Under Attack?
Have the Coronavirus changes to your life drained your strength to where you feel it has a chokehold on your future? Has the persistent plague frozen you place? A cancel culture is destroying eating in restaurants, visiting friends and family, travel, conventions, sports events and student activities. They have shut athletic programs down. Students cannot hold graduation ceremonies. What if you could handle what feels like chaos and whatever life threw at you? The more you desire, the greater the resistance you face. Learn to combat negative thoughts that keep you from having what you longed for. Change does not have to hard or scary. Discover the pathway to the “hidden” part of the mind. The world is to be received, not conquered. “Do You Have a Dream Workbook 5 Keys to Realize Your Dreams” will help you navigate very real problems in a challenging times. Learn how to use your spiritual compass to bring a world of success, happiness, prosperity, and peace to you.
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Do You Have a Dream Workbook: 5 Keys to Realize Your Dream
What Are Priorities?
Now take some time and honestly look at your priorities. Listed below are ten activities. Rank them in the order of their importance in your life, with one being the most important and ten the least important. If there are any additional activities not listed, write them in.
•Play
•Work
•School
•Friends
•Children
•God/Prayer
•Food/Nutrition
•Community Service
•Spouse
•Rest/Sleep
I believe in the Golden Rule, which means to love God with all your body, mind, and soul and your neighbor as yourself. That means to me that I must love myself and take care of myself first before I can really take care of others. My priorities look like this:
•Food/Nutrition
•Sleep/Rest
•Spouse
•Children
•Work
•Play
•Friends
•Community Service
•School
Now, compare your list of priorities and lifestyle to the one shown above. How are they different? How are they similar?
While it is fine to put other things before God, you may not experience the oneness you are thirsting for.
The Golden Rule means to love God with all your body, mind, and soul and your neighbor as yourself.
Love yourself and take care of yourself first, before you take care of others.
Priorities: God/prayer, food/nutrition, sleep/rest, spouse, children, work, play, friends, community service, school.
While it is fine to put other things before God, you may not experience the oneness you are thirsting for.
If having God is an issue, then use the practice of Gratitude. Begin your day with 3 things you are grateful for.
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