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PREPARE YOUR MIND FOR ACTION (Series 2)
**PREPARE YOUR MIND FOR ACTION (Series 2)**
We live in a noisy world, and to move forward, it’s essential to set aside time to be alone with yourself and your Creator to make important decisions about your life, business, spiritual journey, financial health, and more. Each decision prepares your mind for action. Taking action leads to tangible results, progress toward your goals, personal growth, increased confidence, and the ability to overcome obstacles. Essentially, taking action is key to achieving your desired outcomes by transitioning from planning to execution and actively making things happen.
Taking time for clarity helps improve your thought process, reduces stress, and fosters a relationship with yourself. It also provides clarity on what to do next. One important aspect of this period is appreciating God for His deeds while letting go of past disappointments to focus on the new instructions He has for you.
Today, let’s discuss an essential mindset you must develop as you prepare for the year 2025: the Growth Mindset. Every instruction you receive from God for each new year requires a new version of yourself. The old you may be limited. Since it’s called the New Year, there must be a new you prepared to undertake new things. Therefore, you must take action to grow your mindset. Learn new concepts, engage in new activities, and start preparing yourself to accomplish more in 2025. Growth happens when you challenge yourself to do and learn more, transforming into a better version of yourself. When your mind expands, growth is born.
Having a growth plan will positively impact your life, prompting you to take action and reshape your future.
Reflect on these questions to prepare for growth at the end of every year:
- How can I enhance my spiritual life?
- What can I do to grow my business?
- How can I empower myself?
- What steps can I take to become the best version of myself?
- What actions have I yet to take?
- In what areas of my life do I need to develop?
Constantly thinking about improvement keeps you in action. While every journey toward fulfillment carries some risk, I have chosen to grow and take action.
Philippians 4:13 says, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me."
Embrace the risky growth mindset and remind yourself that you can do anything through Christ who strengthens you. Be practical with your faith.
In conclusion, without growth to become a new version of yourself, you may find your actions limited. Prepare your mind to take action by focusing on personal growth and what truly matters to you. A new you demand a new growth mindset. God bless you.
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