24 Feb 2008 12:33:29 | Darryl R. Robinson
What Is The Value In Wanting To Accomplish Something?
By Darryl R. Robinson
When I listen to people tell me about some of the things they
want to do, I pause for two reasons. One is the fact that I’m
listening and watching them to see if they are serious within
themselves. Secondly, if it’s something they really believe that
they can accomplish.
Can dreams come true? You better believe they can. But life is
much more than dreaming. It’s about desire and believing. What
is it that YOU desire? Do you “believe” YOU can accomplish it?
If you don’t desire and believe than there is no use in wasting
your time. There are many in this world that are simply
followers and not leaders. However, if YOU are a leader, then
what’s stopping you?
You want but you don’t have. You desire, yet your still only
dreaming. Yes you want to, but what are you doing about it? Why
is it that I don’t hear these people say what they’re going to
do rather than what they want to?
Well I’ve been there done that, so I can relate. First let me
tell you that there’s nothing wrong with being a dreamer. I
still dream, desire, and believe that my dreams are well within
my grasp. Today however I am more than a dreamer and you can be
as well.
After all, there is no value in wanting. As long as you just
want, it will always be a want. But when you “decide”, that is
to make up your mind that your going to be a “doer” then slowly
but surely your life will begin to change. Dedication to
accomplish what I believed in wasn’t an over night task, it took
years to show up in my life. Yet today I can truly say that I’m
not what I use to be.
I don’t think the way I use to think. Today my words carry
weight. I mean and do what I say. My actions line up with my
words. How did I accomplish this? By visualizing what I wanted
to do and by being committed to obtaining and living it.
By forsaking every negative force in my life and replacing them
with every possible positive I could find. My music, friends
(drinking, smoking and single care-free lifestyle buddies) and
movies (high sexual content, violence) had to go. They are
powerful subtle influences in our lives that corrupt and serve
to change our desires.
Getting rid of the filth left me more time to concentrate on
accomplishing my goals and desires. Enabling me to live my
dreams, which incidentally changed with my changed lifestyle.
About Author :
Through a life of overcoming un-godly odds, Darryl R. Robinson
is on a mission to inspire and provoke those who call themselves
“Christians”, to unite, take a stand and live out their life
with God-given purpose. He can be reached by visiting his
website at http://www.messiah-connection.com or by email at
mailto:darryl@messiah-connection.com