Secret #91 Dare to Be and Do What God Created You to Be and Do

Are you spending your life just making a living... or are you doing what God created you to be and do?

Watch the following video and see a mobile phone salesman turn into an opera singer right before your very eyes.


Okay, you've watched an inspiring video clip.,.. but now you must dare to think, reflect, and step into what God created YOU to be and do...

1. What physical changes can you see in Paul Potts the moment he begins to sing?
2. Think back over your life. What were you doing when you felt most alive? Why?
3. How do the judges respond to Paul before he sings? After he sings?
4. In what ways have you settled for "selling mobile phones" in your life?
5. If you died today, what "music" left unexpressed would die with you?
6. Are you daring to be and do what God created you to be and do? Explain.
7. If not, what's stopping you?
8. What next step do you need to take to be and do what God created you to be and do? Be specific.
9. What might your life be like if you dare to do what you do best?
10. Who else needs to experience this blog? Why not click on the envelope at the bottom and send this to him or her.

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Secret #74 Rethink Your Definition of Success

It's critically important to think through YOUR definition of success. Think abou it. If you believe the wrong definition of success, you may end up becoming great at spending your life on the wrong things. Here are some pictures and quotes to help you think through your definition of success.


"Do not pay too much attention to fame, power, or money. Someday you will meet a person who cares for none of these, and then you'll know how poor you are."
--Rudyard Kipling






"Money has yet to make anyone rich."
--Seneca, Roman Philosopher









"Try not to become men of success. Rather, become men of value."
--Albert Einstein






"Carve your name on hearts, not on marble."
--Charles Spurgeon







So what's YOUR definition of success?

Does the way you're currently spending your TIME give any evidence that you believe your own definition of success?

I dare you to ask that quesiton to someone who lives with you.

Perhaps it's time to rethink your definition of success... or start aligning the way you live (and spend time) with your definition.