The three postings so far in April follow a logical sequence but each stands alone as well. The three in order are:
1. Declaration of Personal Responsibility
2. The Guy on the White Horse
3. Fear vs. Courage
The fourth in this sequence in this current posting is "Birthplace of a Brighter Future," again, by yours truly.
You might find it advantageous to review the previous three and then review the fourofthem. Please feel free to pass these aong to others.
Highger up and farther on! The best is yet to be! Danny
P.S. I'd love to hear from you.
BIRTHPLACE OF A BRIGHTER FUTURE
By Danny Cox
By Danny Cox
As I concentrate on each word of this thought, now slips by me into the past. My past, then, is nothing more than a history of how well I dealt with each irretrievable now. So if yesterday is history, tomorrow is a prediction. Only the present exists.
The future is nothing more than an approaching series of nows. During one of these nows, I must make a decision that all future nows will be different. A brighter future grows out of a brighter now. Therefore, my future improves only as I make better use of the current moment.
It's the time remaining that counts, but just as important is my understanding of that profound truth. My willingness to accept responsibility for improving that time will determine the quality of the rest of my life.
The speed at which now becomes the past is staggering. Yet, if I commit my God-given strengths to improving each of these approaching nows, the faith in my bright new future will be exhilarating! For I realize that the same velocity that carries this now into the past can carry me at the same rate toward exciting moments of the future when ever increasing goals become reality.
A year yet to be is unborn, untarnished and full of promise. One of those brand-new years bright with potential, accomplishment and joy will be delivered to me tomorrow at dawn. My choice is to accept it as it is given or, through habit, mold it into the shape of years past.
The challenge is clear. The choice is mine. Challenge accepted!
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