1. When we look at order, we reflect on God’s way of doing things. He is a God of order. Look at the methodical manner in which He created the world. Everything was organized and strategically executed.

2. Not only does writing your goals down help you to see clearly what it is that you aspire to do, have, or be, but seeing them written motivates you and strengthens that power in you which causes those goals to be manifested.

3. Your goals are a stimulating pursuit. When you develop goals, you are actually planning how you want your life to be in terms of what you want to see manifested.

4. A strong and healthy desire is clear and distinctive. It is not vague. The cultivation of that desire is the small things you do each day toward bringing that desire nearer to you.

5. God is ready to give you what you have planned for, worked for, meditated for, and prayed for. All you have to do is reach out and grab hold of it.

6. Successful people tap into their creative powers through being alone in the silence, which is where all the power is. Managed solitude pays off. When the mind is peaceful and still, it catches a glimpse of the greater good.

7. Prosperity is not contingent upon anything that is physical, conditional, or intellectual. It is dependant upon a combination of developed mental and spiritual faculties.

8. There is a time and a season for everything. Have patience and wait for your season before you step out into your role. Stepping out before the appointed time may obstruct God’s plan for your life.

9. If you want a noble personality, you must imprint upon your brain the desires for this noble change. You can not show forth an honest, noble, and humble personality until you have written honest and noble desires upon your brain.

10. If you are not content with the person that God has made you to be inside and out, then you will never truly be content or able to accept anyone else and their flaws.

Dr. Mia Y. Merritt

 

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Prosperity is Your Birthright!