My last two
articles explored examples of how God values everyone on a general
and a personal
level. This writing will touch on the importance of respecting ourselves.
Food for
thought: God doesn’t demean us. Do we belittle ourselves?
For many of
us, it’s easy to list areas for improvement. We could write pages of mistakes
we’ve made, unmet goals, and personality quirks. If you ask a depressed person about
their weaknesses, they could talk for hours—or write a book.
Query
individuals about their strengths, and it’s a different story. The response will
probably be shorter. It may start out with a hesitant, “Ummm..”
Various
motivational speakers have discussed the power of the words, “I am…” If a
person follows that thought with negativity, it’s likely to come true. On the
other hand, individuals can also finish the phrase with positivity. Such
optimism will be a catalyst to progress.
“’I Am’ A Powerful Motivational Video for
Success”—Team Fearless
Clarification of the Video: It says
God lives inside of us, or “You are God.”. There is only one God, but His Spirit
is in us. It directs us internally. “Conscience” is only a part of that. I
think that’s the meaning of the creators of the presentation.
This Youtube
video illustrates the power of optimistic self-talk. Here are some highlights. “I am...”
- An Achiever
- Abundant
- Capable of Anything
- A Miracle
- More than my body
- A Champion
“Whatever follows the I am, will
eventually find you.”—DemarkableP
Is your self-talk uplifting?
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