I don’t like getting up in the morning. I like mornings; I don’t like getting up then.
Lately I discovered some phrases or questions come to mind that get me going:
What can I do to make my corner of the world brighter, cleaner, more appealing?
What can I do towards solving a problem that’s hung around for too long?
and my favorite, so far:
What seeds of possibility can I plant today?
Hope these may help someone else who finds it hard to get moving.
©P. Booher
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Most of us have the same questions😅😇😄Well written ☺
Thank you. I used to have a passive approach to life. I don’t want to always be that way, so I prayed about it. These questions help me fight against that passive tendency.
Yeah sure🙏
“Seeds of possibility.” I like it, Scribelady! This reminds me of Paul saying to one of the churches, “I planted, Apollos watered, but it was God who made you grow.” Blessings!
Thank you! “Seeds of possibility” expresses a much more optimistic approach than I used to have, so I believe it to be an answer to prayer. It encourages me to look toward the future, take some more responsibility, and see what I can do.