“I joyfully share my own special talents and I reap special
blessings.”
My Insights Into Goal Setting
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2010 ended much differently than it started for me. and that was a good – no, GREAT thing! What I’m revealing here is pretty private but I think it’s important for you to know.
As usual I started the year (2010) with a goal of taking off weight. Does this ring any bells with you?
However, as usual, it got derailed fairly quickly. In fact, it was derailed even before the year started.
How could that be? Well, last December (2009) I developed significant back pain that pretty much limited me from doing any exercise. That really was the pits. There was no way I could take off weight without exercise. And a lot of it. So right away I knew I was doomed. How’s that for setting my mind up for failure?
What’s New in 2011
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First of all, Happy New Year to everyone. I hope you spent some time (or will in the next few days) reflecting on what has happened in your life over the past year. This is so important. Although people focus on what they are going to do for the coming year, that’s often hard to do if you don’t know where you were a year ago and what happened to you during those 12 months.
I have some more information on that that I will share in the coming days but wanted to let you know what was going to be happening with Getting Unstuck, LLC in the near future.
We will be migrating to a new website soon. I think you’ll like it. It will be on a wordpress blog but that may be more technical information than you want to know 🙂
What Can I Give?
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As we end 2010, I thought this story by Catherine Ponder was the most appropriate post to end with. Take this into your soul and process it so that you can practice giving throughout 2011 and beyond. This is a very touching (and true) story.
What Can I Give?
“What could a person give when he seems so in lack?” There is always some” thing a person can give, either tangibly or intangibly, that will put him in touch with God’s rich supply. A widow with a house full of children once telephoned a coun¬selor. She had no money or food for her children. It was lunch time and her chil¬dren had not eaten since the day before.
Scientific Prayer
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Scientific Prayer
Behind every problem or difficulty lies the Truth of Being. This means that in spite of the appearance, you must believe that Divine Mind has already healed the situation¬-that in reality there is nothing but God, or good. Jesus referred to this when He said that when you pray, believe that you have received, and you shall receive. And at another time, he said, “The Father worketh hitherto and I work.”
These statements by Jesus make it very clear that we do not deal with symptoms, but that we must work in our consciousness to lift it above and beyond the mere seeming to the love and goodness of God Himself.