Believe in the Power of You

 


Feeling inspired by a message of Hope, Belief, and Love, I put together this video filled with some of my favorite Believe quotes. Hopefully, it will move and empower you to have faith in yourself and your dreams.

Believing in yourself is where it all starts. Waking up in the morning, feeling blessed and sure that something wonderful is going to happen. The mind is incredibly powerful and shapes the life we live and the world we understand.

Even if circumstances have been such to beat us down, tell us we’re failures or our lives are pointless; we still have to believe in ourselves and pursue enlightenment to advance our abilities and understand how we can contribute to society.

A mind shift can allow us to live life to the fullest by tapping into our talents, developing those gifts and going after them with a determination for success.

I recall a talk I had years ago with my son. In this discussion, I asked him do you want to use your talents for the good of society or, without thought, simply throwing them away? The choice is yours. Be conscious of your effect on the world and the legacy you want to leave.

These are the questions that lift us up to our highest potential and become a decisive factor in our happiness on this journey called life.


Sometimes we have to trust and believe that God has a plan for us bigger than we have for ourselves. Just because the road we’re walking has changed and it seems all our efforts are failing doesn’t mean something wonderful isn’t up ahead.

Having faith and confidence in yourself no matter the circumstances is vital to living a joyful life. 

Never give up! Know that your light can shine bright because it’s always been inside of you!


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