Success In The Midst of Your Failures
Warning. Don’t stop now. You are one step away from the biggest successes of your life. You are about to have an eleventh hour breakthrough and you’re the only one who can rob yourself of it.
That self-robbing process begins with you allowing yourself to be defeated in your thoughts, then giving yourself permission to use only negative words and, finally, allowing your wrong thoughts and wrong words to drive you to wrong actions.
Don’t fall victim to this chain of events.
Your good news is, you can choose not to be a victim but instead to be a victor.
To motivate yourself to keep pushing forward try these steps. They work. They prevent you from ever becoming a quitter.
1. Decide to Be Transformed
Chose to obey the well-known words, “Be transformed by the renewing of your mind” (Romans 12.2).
Renew your mind by accepting the best successes in life are often found in the midst of failures. Refuse to allow failure to attack you.
Treat it like an unwanted non-paying tenant. Talk to it and say “Fear of failure get out of my mind”. For best impact you should add “In the name of Jesus”. Try it. It will work wonders for you.
Don’t be discouraged when fear of failure returns for a short season every so often. Just give it a stern reminder there’s no room in your life for it.
This practice is one of the success keys of the great names in business life.
They have never made the mistake, and neither should you, of thinking fear would never attack them. They’re ready for it. Even when closing the biggest deals they face the fear, tell it to get lost, and just push through with the deal.
Somebody once said “what if?”
There’s nothing new under the sun and the challenge you face with possible failure has been faced by countless others.
There’s no “what if such and such happens?” because your situation will never be new.
All you need to do is accept deep in your heart that you can choose to be transformed into a person who knows they can beat all fear attacks in their life.
And you know you can do it every time because you can control the impact of fear.
By choice.