Sundays are for rest, to find the best
in you and to take the ultimate test.
Quote of the day
‘Sundays
are indeed a day to rest, a day to find out the best in you and to take the
ultimate test. It is a test that will decipher the outcome of tomorrow and the
next four days.’
Dear
friends it is quite important to realise the value of your Sunday, to exercise
this day as your day of rest and to relax in the comfort of true companionship,
friendship or kinship. It is a time to experience the serenity of family togetherness
and to reminisce about the good old days where achievements were saluted with compliments
and special moments were endorsed with announcements. These were the good old
days that if remembered brings out the best in you, unleashing the power to build
better confidence in your judgement and to make tomorrows better than
yesterdays. Conversing about the good
old days with friends, families or your spouse actually invigorates you to do
better and to take the new working week ahead of you to the next level of
fulfilment and accomplishment. We must stop thinking about bad memories that
crippled our stature, wrecked our finances or ruined our health. We need to think
big in order to eliminate smaller unimportant issues that can actually make
Mondays dull and dreary. We need to effectively say to ourselves bygones must
be bygones. We must forget bitter memories that stall our progress and lessen
our chances of having a good working week ahead of us. By doing this we build
confidence in us rather than uncertainty in how we shall spend our time on
Earth. By establishing the best in us in the various faculties of our existence
we now need to face the ultimate test, how do we face tomorrow? How do we make
tomorrows better than yesterdays? How do we walk with confidence and talk with
certainty? Every hurdle in life seems to become more and more difficult to deal
with. To an athlete the first hurdle is always the easiest, but as he or she runs
further down the track the hurdles become higher and higher. Having the
confidence built through rigorous years of training and support helps them to
cross each hurdle. Likewise thinking of your better moments in life gives you
the edge in how you deal with tomorrows. I always remember my Mum for her daily
deeds. She left behind a legacy of good deeds for us all to follow. Her legacy
always inspired me to be better, to become more methodical, to plan ahead and
to walk the surface of the Earth with confidence and the will to endure and
tolerate. I always use my Sundays to
plan for tomorrow and for the working week ahead of me. I always spend my day
wondering and pondering. I never wander aimlessly and squander foolishly. Generally
speaking my working weeks are always fulfilling and accomplished. I want you to
work towards this. I want you to have similar levels of fulfilments and accomplishments.
It really does make an incredible difference to my life. I am generally less
stressed, I feel younger and I have confidence in everything that I say, do or
think.
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