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1. Let Godly principles guide you and not fleshly emotions.
What are your principles? 2. Selfishness consumes while service produces. 3. Faithfulness brings increase. 4. Sowing determines reaping. 1. Dedicate yourself to the victory ahead and don't look back or at the gainsayers.
2. Learn to laugh at yourself; everyone else is. 3. Consistency is the vital virtue that turns other virtues into habits or character. 4. Consistency is the key to both success and failure. 1. Your advisory deals with fear, everyone does. Keep your eyes on the prize.
2. Build your courage on small successes before you tackle the large ones. 3. Build allies; if your cause is noble others will see it also, seek those out; don't consecrate on those that don't see the vision. 4. Jim Rohn said, "Feedback is the breakfast of champions." We need those who will tell us the truth and not just "yes" people. 1. Leaders have to deal with fear and by faith overcome all types of fear.
2. Failure to overcome fear leads to failure of the vision. 3. America is known as the "Home of the Brave" and if we are to continue as a nation it will take courage to secure life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. The enemy’s desire is for us to be slaves. 4. The entrance into the gate of success is courage. 1. Courage is a willingness to lose it all for a cause greater than yourself.
2. Courage is a willingness to face critics that have no vision of the future. 3. Leaders are not born they are cornered. 4. Fear is faith in reverse, a ceasing to believe. |
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September 2019
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