The Conversation in my Head
Are the thoughts in our heads and what we think of, really relevant to how our lives turn out? What we say to ourselves in our minds, shapes our lives.
Are the thoughts in our heads and what we think of, really relevant to how our lives turn out? What we say to ourselves in our minds, shapes our lives.
How does God help us to deal with criticism or negative feedback from other people? What dangerous mistake should we watch out for when we are receiving negative feedback?
Do you ever pray: "Please God will you just fix this?" Or even, "Please God, let it just not happen?" Then nothing happens, or the exact thing you feared, does happen. What was the point of prayer then, when God seems to do nothing?
The thing with failure is the longer you stay in failure the more it gets a grip on you. The longer you fail to make a new start, the harder it is to move on [...]
I wish I did pray as often as I would like to. Wouldn’t you? To be characterized by prayer and to be totally confident that when I say to someone “I will pray for you,” [...]
The voices in my head compete for my attention. They can be quite demanding and extremely vocal at the most inconvenient times, like the middle of the night, when I am busy with a new [...]
I personally would hate to be described as inconsistent. Simply because someone had observed that what I say is not consistent with how I live my life, my words are not always truthful, or I pretend to [...]
Ever catch yourself looking at your life wondering: “Whatever happened that I landed up in this situation?” Or been in a life situation, where you wonder: “How am I going to fix it?” I was [...]
What is average? The answer depends on who you are speaking to; statisticians and mathematicians seem to have endless debates. But for most of us, the average is the normal, or typical of a whole [...]
Remember learning how to ride a bike? It’s all about balance. Finding the midpoint between extremes of falling over to the left or right! Once you found your balance, you never looked back. What is [...]