Stop being a victim. We have more power than society wants us to believe. Many don’t realize being a victim is a choice, but it is. Choosing to be a victim allows us to play small, and not go after our dreams. It allows us to blame everyone else but ourselves for our position in the world. When we let go of being a victim, the whole world opens up to us. Nothing is out of our reach, nothing is impossible. Here is what being a victim costs you, and how to put it behind you for good!
As a recovering perfectionist, I need to constantly remind myself that I’m on the road of progression not perfection. What does that even mean? That means that my goal is not perfection, but progressing towards being the best that I can be. This new perspective takes all the pressure off, as it allows me to work on being 1% better or closer to my goal than I was yesterday. I realize that this is a totally new concept to most perfectionists out there, so allow me to elaborate further on why this minor change in perspective can make all the difference.
This is a show that I think everyone should see if they want a deeper relationship with Jesus. It has taken us through well known Bible stories and breathed new life into them. Now when we read the Bible it has a deeper meaning as we feel we have a real connection with the writers of the gospel and the characters themselves.
God’s health plan for us hasn’t changed much over the years. In the 1900’s, He actually gave a woman named Ellen G. White detailed guidance on what a healthy lifestyle should look like. She diligently wrote them down and shared them with anyone who would listen. Those who follow her advice most closely in Loma Linda, California have one of the highest rates of life expectancy in the world. I love how this Dr. Roger Seheult shows us how medical science has caught up with what Ellen G. White taught all those years ago.
