REVAMPING YOUR MIND



Just as we cannot judge a book by its cover, we cannot judge the content of a man’s heart by the outward appearance. The mind is a construction site where all our goals, visions, and imaginations are constructively produced. The mind is as technical as the manual gear of an automobile, its pace of reasoning and productivity is proportional to how well the handler systematically engages the gears in harmony with his passion to achieving an enviable result. The Bible even confirms that; “as a man thinketh in his heart, so is he” (prov. 23:17 KJV)

Developing a new mindset is as important as being born again...for if any man be in Christ he is a new creature, old things have passed away and, behold, all things have become new. Similarly, anyone who has developed a right mental attitude has succeeded in transcending life’s old paradigm (pair-a-dimes) to developing a new intriguing paradigm of lasting value.

Out of the excesses of the mind the body acts. We usually think first before acting; meaning what the mind conceives the body delivers. Out of the abundance of a person’s thoughts comes his/her attitude. The acts of any individual are a function of the depth of his/her thought system with respect to time. Time is the activating factor of what the mind has conceived and the body is ready to implement.

Our thoughts, consistently, become what we do while, what we do, consistently becomes our attitude, and our attitude, consistently, becomes our habit. Those with a positive mental habit are those that always see possibilities amidst impossibilities, see celebration amidst limitations and see` multiplication amidst subtraction. Finally, without doubt, it is the size of one’s mental capacity that determines the size of one’s mental productivity.

Revamp/rebrand your mind consistently today.

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