we not
only procrastinate working on our goals, we procrastinate setting them. less than five percent of americans have
written down goals for their lives.
surveys also show that the five percent that do are the top five percent
wage earners in our culture. those who
set written goals have greater income. it’s
a correlation. they know what they want
in life.
i know
that some of you are getting a little motivated
– “i’m going to do that this year.
i’m going to write down some goals and i’m going to make my life count
and i’m going to use my time wisely and i’m going to set down and plan out my
life.”
no
you’re not. face it. you’re not going to do that. because best intentions fade away real
quickly and the moment you quit reading this you’re going to get distracted by
something and then you’ll begin to procrastinate and then all of a sudden it’s
going to be february and one-twelfth of the year is over and you still haven’t
set your annual goals yet. prove me
wrong….
four
personal development goals.
this is for me too. if you’re a
CHRISTian, then your ultimate goal is to become like JESUS CHRIST. so how did JESUS develop? luke 2.52 (niv) tells us four ways, JESUS grew in wisdom and stature and
in favor with GOD and man.
notice four things. this says
if i want to become like CHRIST, i must develop the four ways JESUS developed.
HE
developed in wisdom – that’s intellectual development.
HE
developed in stature – that’s physical development.
HE
developed in favor with GOD – that’s SPIRITual development.
HE
developed in favor with man – that’s social development.
just a
thought from the front porch…
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