7 Common Causes Of Procrastination Your Personal Prophecy Prevents ...You have to start a race to win yet most stop before they begin... Dear FacebookFriends, Aren’t you the kind of person that finds it useful to finish what you start? Aren’t you the kind of person who can easily see how procrastination robs you of opportunity? Would you benefit from taking advantage of opportunity if you knew how to kick procrastination to the curb once and for all? FacebookFriends, there’s an old adage that says, “Someday is not a day of the week.” Now, it’s safe to say that someday you’re going to want more money, more happiness and more opportunities... maybe this is something you want today! Well, if I’m right about this, then I might as well tell you that someday you’ll never have it unless you do something about it today because someday is not a day of the week. You should know that your personal prophecy robs procrastination of its power and pushes you forward in your destiny; in fact, there are 7 common causes of procrastination your personal prophecy prevents... Fear of the Outcome – your personal prophecy reveals the expected end regarding any situation or circumstance you’re in. Helplessness in the face of Complexity – your personal prophecy teaches you to trust God and God is your help in the face of complexity to bring you a simple answer. Rebellion and Laziness – when you trust God completely, you never resent the task that’s in front of you. When you understand the path of your word is for your own achievement, you are eager to complete it. Lack of Motivation – your personal prophecy is your breakthrough, your manifestation, your chance in life to make a difference. Direction brings you a sense of pride, and you will be motivated by what God can do. Lack of Focus – unfettered focus leads to confusion and disorientation. Your personal prophecy will lend you focus in specific areas that you are to be concentrating on in this season. Not knowing where or How to Start –your personal prophecy will reveal your launching point and give you the how when you simply don’t know. Perfectionism – your personal prophecy doesn’t require perfectionism in anything other than obedience. The Scripture declares, He that observeth the wind shall not sow; and he that regardeth the clouds shall not reap. (Ecclesiastes 11:4) FacebookFriends, here are three questions you should ask yourself now... Do you going to trust God now? Don’t you find it wasteful to expect tomorrow to just be available to you? Don’t you believe the prophet? Do first things first and second things not at all?
Posted on: Tue, 25 Jun 2013 10:19:58 +0000
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