Notes:
Each of us has our own unique talents and skills
“Better” is the enemy of done. You see when you have lots of
information in your brain you think “Oh. I can do this better.” Well that’s not
always the case. Sometimes that “better” is just the enemy of you getting something
done.
Awareness of your past and an attempt not to repeat it can make
also make way for regret. Make way for fear and for stagnation.
Fear and regret are the enemy of courage as much as they are
the enemy of “done.”
“I will no longer regret. I will leave regret where it
belongs, in the past.” Sign it!
Regret stops you from having the courage to do the things
you need to do, as much as fear does.
There is a positive to regret, as long as it is used
properly. And only comes when you make that pact with yourself.
I will not regret not
making this decision! I will make this decision and I will move forward, why?
Because I will not regret. Even if things don’t go the way I hope they go it
will be ok, why? Because I do not regret.
Powerful things will happen because you will be in a mode of
acting, deciding and moving forward. Plant extra seeds of courage in you to do
what is good and right. To have that positive push to move forward in your life.
We ignore the positive push in our head. We ignore it
because we think it’s too difficult and we talk ourselves out of it.
Great things come from that leap of faith that says I will not
have the shadow of regret hanging over my head. That fear that is stopping me. I
will not regret, I will move forward in
courage. You have that power.
You are as unique as your fingerprint! Your brain is as
unique as your fingerprint. No one else was born to do those things for you. Only
you can do them
Don’t regret not doing them. Don’t regret moving forward.
Get behind me fear. Get behind me regret, that’s where you belong. Stay
there.
I wish you courage. I wish you the strength to no longer
regret or be afraid of what you may or may not do, of what the past was or what
the future might be. And I wish you Grace that is yet Unknown.
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