Waking Up

So, what do you do when you wake up in the morning?

I mean besides the standard potty break and brushing your teeth.

Those first few minutes can set the tone for your entire day.

For many of us, we like to have our set pattern down – so we do not have to do anything that even remotely requires thinking.

For others, we continually smack the “snooze button” on our alarm clocks until we realize that we MUST scramble to prevent ourselves from being late (again).

Do you talk to yourself?  What do you say?  Is it positive and uplifting?  Is it reaffirming? 

Or is it negative and beating you down before you have had a chance to get up?

For some, this may be obvious – but for others, this may be encouraging. Bill Gates, Warren Buffet, and the like all have the same amount of time in their day as you do.  24 hours.

Dr. Mike Murdock has said many times “each day, we all get 24 gold bricks to spend however we want in a day.”

The gold on those bricks can tarnish quickly when your day starts on a negative note. 

Your mind hasn’t even ramped up to full speed from its REM time and your are programming it with garbage.

If you want your day to start off better – then, simply start it off better.

Say some constructive, uplifting things to yourself.

“I am going to attack this day.”

“Today, I will accomplish a lot.”

“I am going to make a difference in someone’s life today.”

“I am lucky to be chosen to tackle this day because I am the one for the job.”

You see, your mind does not know the difference between sarcasm and truth.  When you program in sarcasm – the mind reads that as a fact.

Look in the mirror in the morning and say something great about yourself.

Try it – you’ll be amazed at the difference it makes.

Let me know how you are doing.  I am anxious to hear YOUR results.

Have a great week – winner.

Ron  

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