'finding good in everyday life'
When you have a good thought follow it!
Don’t get side-railed and lost at a dead end track, but keep following the train of thought and see where it leads.
You will probably add additional thought cars to the train as it chugs down the track.
When it reaches its destination, wherever it leads you, there will be plenty of good product to unload that others will benefit from.
What good thoughts do I have to follow down the tracks today?
Are we knowing too much?
Everywhere we turn, even at the gas pumps, someone is trying to narrate something to us about somebody else.
Do I really need to know everything?
Did I really need to listen to the comment, hear their opinion, watch that video…
Is what I’m taking in any benefit to me…or is it just filling my mind, stealing from me my own will and desire to think what is needful, important and beneficial for me, family and my community.
Is all this excess causing me to lose focus on what matters most to me?
I have greater peace knowing less. My mind has more time and space to think my own thoughts.
What do you think?
Don’t give up on your idea.
Keep forming it, shaping it, developing it, and turning it into something that will benefit mankind.
Many men had given up on the idea to build a bridge across the turbulent San Francisco channel. But one man had an idea and stuck with it until it was completed. We are still benefiting from that idea, using it over and over every day . It has brought such good and help to that community.
His bridge building ideas successfully built bridges in other communities bringing them together.
Back in my early 20s I drove across his idea… The Golden Gate bridge.
is there an idea you’ve been thinking of but haven’t yet tried? Who might it benefit? Are you holding back something that could help other people because maybe you think your idea isn’t valuable or would not work?
There will be many who do not see your vision and think it won’t work. Your idea wasn’t given to them it was given to you to make happen.
Don’t let a good idea die.
Mrs. Goodfinder 