Do I really have enough energy to last a lifetime? This is the day to serve a swag gas with Anthony Fungini. Let's talk with a quote by Oprah Winfrey. Do the one thing you think you cannot do.
Fail at it. Try again. Do better the second time. The only people who never tumble are those who never mount the high wire.
This is your moment. Own it. So can I really have enough energy to last a lifetime? I believe the answer to that is yes, one day at a time.
I mean seriously, I have, and I believe it starts with faith, that I have enough energy to last my lifetime, which means the one meant for me, not for somebody else. I personally think that those who die with too much energy, unused, right, or perhaps hoarded, or too little to fulfill or to complete his or her calling a race may have diverted the energy to someplace else that was not meant to be. And I do this on occasions and I am more mindful as I age, that the goal is to direct the energy made available for what was meant to be my different and financial advisor, not just to me, but to thousands of 1000s of Philip, you know, top box, go like what did he say? Die poor, right?
Don't die rich. You can't bring that lead to heaven. Die poor by the end of your life. You should make sure that you have invested this somewhere to benefit somebody else.
You've given it away, right, because you take nothing with you in the next life. It's the same energy, I guess, if I would die poor financially, then I should probably die poor energy-wise, right? Which means by the time I die, I should have stepped my energies, right, to those who need it most, to the activities and to the people I was called to serve, right, and I was called to fulfill. Ask thy days, so shall thy strength be.
That's another proof. If you look at the word utero me, 33, 25, that you will have enough energy for the number of days set for you, my dear friend. And so if you look at it from another perspective, as thy days, social, thy strength be, as thy strength, social, thy days be. I think the key to know your source and to have the wisdom, where and when to expend the energy.
Acts 17, verse 28, in him, we live, right? We move and we have our being. Let me close with this reminder from Dan Millman, the secret of change is to focus all of your energy, not on fighting the old, but on building the new. Have a great weekend.
So, it's a Friday and this weekend, step back and reflect on your level of energy or by this time you know, energies and number one, what should you continue doing? Because you got it right, right? And there's no need to change what is already working. Number two, what should you stop doing?
Because it's expending the energy in the wrong place at the wrong time. And number three, what should you begin? What should you start doing when it comes to the different levels of your energy so that by the end of thy weekend, in thy life, right? You would have spent your energy intelligently.
Have a great weekend. God bless you.