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There is gold inside of you
There was a time, in the land of Thailand. The government decided to create a highway along a village. Unfortunately, there is a precious Buddhist monastery along this road – more or less like a catholic symbol. So, the government made a plan, not to destroy the precious Buddhist monastery, but to remove it and place it in another place.
It was not quite long, that the engineers started working in order to remove this Buddhist monastery. They tried all they could to keep it safe, not destroying it all. But, as they kept on trying, it kept on loosing shape.
They managed to move it to another location. After getting there, they started reshaping it, but it was still loosing its shape because it is made of clay. So, they left it like that.
Suddenly, all the clay wiped off and voila, it was made of gold. That symbol, they thought it was worth $50,000 but now it is worth millions of dollars. Intuitively, you are made of clay vessel, but inside of you there is something worth million of dollars. When God created you, he had a purpose in mind to fulfill, it is that purpose he put in your heart when he created you.
That purpose is the gold inside of you. If you can pay enough attention to it, you will discover it and things will begin to fall into good shape.
There is nobody God did not create without a purpose. That is why you see we all are distinct. You are only the one God created like that no other one can have the same finger print like yours. Forests may look alike, but there are no same two trees. Every tree has its own distinction.
The reason why you see many people being oppressed and depressed is simply because they have not yet discover the gold.
They are doing whatever other people are doing; they have forgotten that everyone is made for a different purpose in life.
So, stop experimenting with your life – that is very dangerous. You did not create yourself, God created you for a purpose. Though, you are surprise to your parents when you were born, but you are not a surprise to God. Simply means, never be what other people want you be.
Then, how do know God’s purpose for your life which is the gold inside of you.
1. When you are interested in something that do not exalt above the knowledge of God.
2. You have passion for that your interest.
3. You are ready to persevere despite the great obstacles it has
I believe these three things will help you figure out that precious thing inside of you.
Our live is the best thing we can ever have. Stay blessed
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johnson Michael is an online writer on health and other related life matters.
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Starting New Habits is Unconfortable…But Necessary for Success!
Well I survived my first day of my new commitments, and you know what?
It wasn’t that bad!
I’m not saying that it was easy. If I did … I’d be lying!
Every time we start new habits it is very uncomfortable, but if we continue to do things the same way over and over and follow our old habits … we can expect to live with the uncomfortable feeling of never achieving more. In my opinion, the second we stop striving to become better, we begin to die.
You tell me … What could be more uncomfortable than death? 
With this little experiment of mine I’ll be tracking my thought process and my progress toward the achievement of my goals over the coming 30 days. I won’t be talking specifically about the action goals I set. If you are interested in knowing what those are you can follow me on Twitter.
I will, however, be discussing the challenges I bump up against and how I fight my way through them. I figure by doing this, you will be able to relate. Especially if you are coming along on the journey with me, and we might just be able to assist each other.
If you haven’t decided to participate, I am guessing either there is nothing in your life left to accomplish, or you just haven’t gotten around to it.
Whatever the case, I’d love to have you jump on board so we can create as many success stories over the next 30 days as possible!
Anyhow, when I set my three action goals I struggled with what goals to set since I already stay quite busy. I was in pretty good shape though since one of my goals had been accomplished by simply launching the experiment to the public.
I was feeling great … one down and only two to go! This was going to be a breeze … or was it?
I completed a portion of my second action goal and human nature kicked in. I began to attempt to come up with a valid excuse so I could get away with not quite completing this goal. I came up with the same excuses I believe most people would.
I began to rationalize with myself that it was only the first day and since I started it mid morning I really didn’t have to count bed time as the end of the first day.
I then attempted to convince myself that my true action goal was something I needed to accomplish over 30 days and therefore as long as I averaged my daily goal by the end of the month, I’d be fine. Sounds like a very popular excuse for a procrastinator like me. 
Then I got home from work late and was planning on using that as an excuse since I obviously didn’t have the time necessary to get it done.
These are all very common thoughts that all of us have when we are attempting to start new habits. We are accustomed to doing things a certain way and modifying that behavior, no matter how much good will come … it just plain sucks!
That’s when the accountability trap I set for myself kicked in. I started to realize that I already put my action goals out there into the universe and I was sure that there were the normal negative people lurking, waiting for me to fail. There was absolutely NO WAY I was going to let those people succeed through my failure. Because of this I found the motivation to accomplish the remaining tasks in my second goal.
As I finished I began to feel great! I had accomplished two of the three action goals I set for myself and only had one to go. That’s when those little voices came back. They said …
“Come on Pete! You just finished goal number two three hours later than you planned. It is only the first day and two out of three isn’t bad. Come on … it’s late. You should go to bed.”
Again, I almost succumbed to the pressure of negativity, but again I thought of the naysayers that I was sure were lurking out there waiting for me to not follow through.
Alright, now before you think I am a schizophrenic that has voices in their head, you better look inward. Everyone experiences these little battles centered around what you know you should do, and what you really do. If you say you don’t, then I am sure you lie about a bunch of other stuff also.
I completed the last of my three action goals at exactly 11:43pm last night and it felt great! One day down and only twenty nine more to go! I awoke this morning a little tired, but ready to plow through the day and knowing I am going to accomplish my three action goals for a second consecutive day.
Feel free to leave any comments or thoughts you may have on the process of starting new habits. If you’ve decided to join me on this journey, I’d love to know that as well.
Pete Brand is a businessman.
He created a successful distribution business throughout the United States, which grew to a network of 2,500 sales people, under his supervision. He also acquired substantial sales and marketing experience with a local telecom company, and helped them to become the number one distributor of the product they marketed.
He was introduced to the Internet in 1998 and was fascinated at the possibilities. Although he didn’t know how to design or program a website, he saw the incredible opportunities the Internet presented in reaching people around the world quickly and efficiently. This motivated Pete to start a website development company which has since helped hundreds of companies around the world create well over $100,000,000 in online revenue.
Pete has a passion for Internet marketing and teaching individuals and companies the exact ingredients required for starting and running a successful online business. His expertise covers both “business to business” and “business to consumer” areas of online marketing.
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