TURNING BREAKDOWNS TO BREAKTHROUGH

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 TRANSFORMING BREAKDOWNS TO BREAKTHROUGHS (INSPIRATION TODAY)




It was the great inspirational writer, Dr. Norman Vincent Peale who said that, “Whenever God wants to send you a gift, He wraps it up in a problem. The greater the gift that God wants to send you, the greater the problem He wraps it in. Similarly, Thomas Edison said opportunities wrap themselves in problems that look like work. The challenge with most people is that is that they experience the pain but they are so busy complaining and blaming others that they do not see the gift.



The point is this: Always look for the good in it. There is always a valuable lesson in every problem or difficulty that you encounter. Look at the miracle right in that obstacle. Look at the triumphs right in that trial. 



The Law of concentration says that whatever you dwell upon grows in your life.  The more you think about what you want and where you are going- the more optimistic and positive you remain. This is what Dr. Martin Seligman of the University of Pennsylvania calls learned optimism




Helen Keller: When you turn towards the sunshine, the shadows fall behind you. Ralph Waldo Emerson says that when the night is darkest, the clouds come out. Keep practising the Law of substitution. When you exchange a positive thought for a negative thought, your emotions change almost instantly.

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