Your attitude counts a lot

Attitude is defined as the opinions and feelings that you have about something and the way you behave towards someone or in a particular situation. Attitude is the spectacle you use to view an existing condition and approaching ones. Here, bad attitude makes you to be either shortsighted on one way or blind on the other way, therefore making you unable to focus either an impending situation or a current opportunity. Some examples of good attitude are hard work, appreciation, humility, divine desire, etc. The reverse side of these includes laziness, low self-esteem, inordinate desire, procrastination, excuses and many more. Now, behind the counter, there are other types of attitudes that are neither described as good nor bad. These are ugly attitudes and comprise envy, greed and hatred. 

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Buy your success now

Success is never meant to be stolen. It is bought. It is not free, it has to be purchased and everything being purchased must be paid for. Payment for success is not based on installment. Full cash for full success. Now who sells success? Where can we get success to buy? And how much does it cost? Its obvious success could have its counterfeit and genius form. Beware where your success is bagged for you. It could either be too costly or counterfeit. Well if too costly, there is nothing wrong to worry about. However if its a white elephant, that is where disappointment lies.

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Learn to sing your success song

Success relates and applies to different people in different ways and endeavours in life. For instance, the success of a newly married couple is to remain in unity, bring forth good children and celebrate marriage anniversaries later in life. Success to a student may be to pass that examination, make that mark in that special test and later come out with flying colours. Similarly, a market woman may define her success as evident when her sales bring profit as expected. Another area of success is to a Christian who looks forward to enjoying eternity not in agony, but in triumph. The reality of this goal of that Christian is evident by one day seeing himself among the elects of God after the end of the first heaven and the first earth and this is his success. It therefore means everyone has success stories to dream about and success songs to learn and sing since we all engage in daily chores that we must expect to bring success to us.

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Work, don't wait

As said by Marva Collins, “success doesn’t come to you, you go to it”. Success is not like a concert or a display which is brought to your door steps. An old saying taught that “if they are bringing the show to your house, you don’t need to go out to meet it” unfortunately; success is not one of those shows that trample its feet to people’s houses without an invitation. Even if you invite success, it will not pay you that visit until you do follow ups and carry it by your personal hands and brings it in.

 Rise up today and let your brain work for you. Let your divine thoughts help you to release the greatness that is hidden in you. With godly perceptions and an ability to resist the attitude of mediocrity, rise up and work, don't wait. The universe is counting on you a lot.

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Eleven (11) Questions to identify your talents

1. Who am I? who do I think I am. Who do others think I am?
2. Why am I here? What am I here to do?
3. How much potential do I have? How able am I?
4. What am I capable of doing?
5. Where does my interest lie?
6. By what criteria should I measure my ability?
7. Who sets my standards?
8. By what process can go through to maximize my ability?
9. What are my limitations? Are they overcome-able?
10. How often is my interest in what I do?
11. Within the answers to these questions lies the key to a fulfilled, effective life

Within the answers to these questions lies the key to a fulfilled effective life.

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Apply effort and achieve

Achievements are successes attained or obtained after aspiring toward what is desired and sustaining such an attainment. “To desire is to obtain, to aspire is to achieve” (James Allen). Many are those whose successes led them into failure and disgrace while others had their failures promoting them into success.  The simple lesson to learn here is that the ability to maintain the potency of a reality you have acquired from your possibility is a success on it own. Your thoughts enable you to perceive and believe this fact that it’s from your brains that achievements gain their first shoot. Therefore if you perceive evil, prepare to achieve evil and beware and be prepared to pay for the consequences of what you perceive and achieve. “All that a man achieves and all that he fails to achieve is the direct result of his own thoughts” (James Allen). Let your brain work for you and let your thoughts help you to maintain what you harvest as an achievement. “We would accomplish many things if we do not think of them as impossibilities” said Vince Lombardi. However, Dennis Waitly also see that thoughts alone does not count; rather the action of efforts that follow those positive thoughts. He said “the result you achieve will be in direct proportion to the effort you apply”. Don’t fear that you may not be able to reach that far in your attainment. Fear is defeat. Abraham Lincoln advised on this that the fact “that some achieve great success, is proof to all that others can achieve it as well”.

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Be positive in attitude

Develop positive attitudes towards your possibilities and you will erect positive realities. It’s real because what you reap now is the result of what you have sown earlier. Positive yields positive, no argument. Why don’t some people achieve what they perceived, desired and asked? It’s because they were not positive in the purpose of their choice of attainment. “You ask and do not receive because you ask amiss, that you should spend it on your pleasures” (James 4:2). Don’t ask for selfish reasons. Let your desires please your God and you will receive because you “ask what …is of Him” (1^st John 5:15). Solomon despite later relegated into a state of Apostasy, he was positive by asking God for wisdom to lead the nation of Israel. He did not ask for pleasure, treasure or leisure but for wisdom and pleased God with his request. By wisdom, God established the heaven and earth (Prov. 3:19). Seek first positivity and all successes shall follow you.

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