Everything Will Be Fine

Dear, stop what you are doing for a few minutes and I ask you to allow me to give you a message with love, with respect. Give me five minutes of attention, leave Excel for a moment, turn off the addiction to the speed you follow, the ambition of your business, the rush, put anxiety aside. In the face of garbage, give yourself a break before the inertia of this year destroys you.Look, the best thing is that this year is difficult, a hard year in many ways, but I want to remind you that God always leads us along paths of gratification, but also along paths of growth. And these paths are usually full of deserts, paths where we learn to fight battles, where we learn to overcome temptations, where we learn to take control of each step, we learn not to use shortcuts. We become soldiers in the fight, and next year's battle is already underway.Pay attention because the trumpets are already sounding against you. And what are you going to do? The important thing is how he's going to grab you. Is he going to win you on your feet or is he going to catch you crying, collapsed? Once again, the war is going to be against virtue and vice. But who is going to win this new year? Will your humility or your selfishness win? Your revenge or your forgiveness? The convenience of your things or the conviction of your feelings? Your attitude or your apathy? Your tenacity or your excuses? You are going to decide: follow God or are you going to continue joining the darkness?Look, this year is going to be filled with acts of temptation. You are going to have to decide whether to speak ill of those who are not present or defend them from those who revile them. You're going to have to decide whether to eat what you love or refuse to do it, do it as an act of bravery. You are going to have to decide if you are doing your job very well, you make excuses for everything, you put your foot down on whoever contradicts you. You're going to have to decide whether to smile at an attack or direct your fist against his cheeks. You are going to have to decide between seeking to be served or serving as the least. You're going to have to decide to be overwhelmed by everything or go through everything without complaining.They seem like small, stupid, simple things, but brutally difficult to do. This year you have to decide to be the kindest, most loving, kindest version of yourself you have ever seen, but also the toughest, most tenacious, most firm version you have ever seen of yourself. Part of your morning is a good year, leaving on the canvas, burst the jaw of your addictions, break the rib of your fears, send the rope to your pretexts and catapult yourself to where you have always wanted to be. It's time. Be willing to pay the floor fee. You have no right to anything until you have proven it to yourself. Nobody is going to come and give you anything because nobody owes you anything. So, shut your mouth! Stop complaining and start sweating, no matter how old you are. Look for a thousand and one ways how the hell to get what you've always dreamed of. Do it until it hurts, if you have to. When you can't take it anymore, keep going, keep going, keep going. Don't let history take you out of its books. There are few that are written in that place.This year, focus on the details, dust off your talents, those talents you kept in the attic, bring out your old recipes. Search deep within yourself, with love, the minimum, because if one day you want to become a true leader, you will first have to be willing to work in the ministry of the small, in the ministry of the unremarkable, in the place of the invisible and not very admirable, in that space where everything is vile and despised, in the place where no one says thank you, where no one applauds you, where no one congratulates you, but still, you give everything. Excellence in small things, diligence in details, attitude in uncertainty, and humility, the humility of endless prayer. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/celebrities-motivational-speech/donations Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.