I’ve known David Botkins since 1998 when we worked together in Richmond, VA. Today, we are discussing topics such as heart connection vs head connection; humility leads to forgiveness; the simplicity of serving God; seeking advice of another; three things you should do when struggling; and much more!
There are five steps everyone must take when applying the Law of Order:Admit, Identify, Establish, Implement and Evaluate.
First Step: Admit
You must be willing to admit to yourself you need to make a change. Pretending everything is “ok” is only going to prolong your problems. It’s time to admit your issues and move quickly to discovers solutions and remedies.
You aren’t alone. Nobody—and I mean nobody—goes through life without problems. What most people do is go throughout life without addressing the problems in their life and then wonder why they aren’t satisfied.
It’s time to get on the road to tackling your problems—begin by admitting you have them.
What pain is this issue causing you? The pain and misery are NOT going to get any better until you admit the problem and start the process of changing.
Stop denying, stop delaying and start admitting you need to make changes.
Second Step: Identify
Is your problem the real problem? Or is your “problem” just a symptom of a deeper …
First Step: Admit
You must be willing to admit to yourself you need to make a change. Pretending everything is “ok” is only going to prolong your problems. It’s time to admit your issues and move quickly to discovers solutions and remedies.
You aren’t alone. Nobody—and I mean nobody—goes through life without problems. What most people do is go throughout life without addressing the problems in their life and then wonder why they aren’t satisfied.
It’s time to get on the road to tackling your problems—begin by admitting you have them.
What pain is this issue causing you? The pain and misery are NOT going to get any better until you admit the problem and start the process of changing.
Stop denying, stop delaying and start admitting you need to make changes.
Second Step: Identify
Is your problem the real problem? Or is your “problem” just a symptom of a deeper …
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