Lean forward into your life. Begin each day as if it were on purpose. Mary Anne Radmacher
Is this day on purpose for you? Are you looking at this day with anticipation of what can and will be? If not then you've got a long day ahead of you. Here's the deal. It's all about our attitudes and perspectives. Leaning forward into our days and lives gets our heads and hearts in the game (so to speak). Dragging ourselves into our days and lives keeps us sour and whiny. Lately I've been wishing people a happy birthday with the expressed hope that they can spend the day celebrating the life God has gifted them with. That's an attitude of leaning forward into your life. And while we all have an "off" and bad day now and then, overall our lives have purpose and we should eagerly lean into that purpose. (Yes even the mundane has purpose.) So lean forward into your life and see what purpose arises.
Is this day on purpose for you? Are you looking at this day with anticipation of what can and will be? If not then you've got a long day ahead of you. Here's the deal. It's all about our attitudes and perspectives. Leaning forward into our days and lives gets our heads and hearts in the game (so to speak). Dragging ourselves into our days and lives keeps us sour and whiny. Lately I've been wishing people a happy birthday with the expressed hope that they can spend the day celebrating the life God has gifted them with. That's an attitude of leaning forward into your life. And while we all have an "off" and bad day now and then, overall our lives have purpose and we should eagerly lean into that purpose. (Yes even the mundane has purpose.) So lean forward into your life and see what purpose arises.
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