I decided it may be ideal to draw up a list of topics that I would blog on this year, only for me to stop in my tracks. Why? It reoccurred to me that inspired posts cannot be drawn up. When a writer has a plan of what to write, it becomes very stifling and difficult to freely express him/herself. Except, it’s a spontaneous plan or occurs when they’ve chosen to participate in content writing.

After canceling the above on my to-do list, I took a look at some of my blog topics on SCD, which I stated I’d seek the assistance of a medical professional. One look at them seemed to bring a churning to my stomach walls. It just didn’t seem like a good idea at the moment. Eventually, I decided to map out my strategy for bringing my objectives to life and this I completed. I know the thought of having an element of surprise this year would leave most of you wondering what exactly it could be? lol. I’m just praying that everything goes as planned. 

Sitting down and writing all these, leaves me drawn from two sides. On one, I’m calling to mind, some steps I’d taken to reignite hope and I’m wondering, if they may be of help to some of you. On the other, I thinking it may be best to just move on to other issues.

I guess I’ll just disclose.

You see “hope” is a desire for an occurrence to manifest itself. So, putting into use your power of sight can be rewarding at times. By this, I mean visualizing the occurrence in your mind such that your faith eventually picks it.  

Let’s just imagine a scholar that longs to be top of his or her class. A few lapses in their results may cause their hope to go downhill. However, if they choose to reignite such hope by visualizing themselves constantly as graduating tops, it would give them the strength to keep forging on.  Eventually their faith would pick up on it and it would become a win-win situation for them. This can be further explained as you become, what you behold. Outlook determines outcome.

Ever wondered why some of the lambs that Jacob reared for Laban became speckled and striped? It was because they became what they saw. 

Bye…