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I'm suggesting every time you wake up in the morning, or at night if you work the night shift, you have a brand new day on which to focus.

We all go through transitions in life, especially in the midlife years of 45 and beyond.

Regardless of a change being positive or negative, adjusting to the new realities can be challenging.

Many people go about their lives haphazardly living from day to day without having a clue about what God wants them to accomplish.

Starting over is a matter of looking forward, not backwards on what you’ve done or what happened.

The work you do can be a great source of joy if approached with a joyful spirit. Obediently offer up an honest day’s work to the Lord.

God gives us hopes and dreams that reflect the future he has planned for us. Ask the Holy Spirit to be a lamp when scrapbooking.

When you ask God to use you as he wills, be ready to be used when the Lord Jesus tugs at your heartstrings, and the Spirit “nudges” you.

When you discover your niche in your personal or work life, something exciting happens. You feel good about life.

Good thing we have God’s GPS to help us in our Christian walk, God’s Positioning System or God’s Purposing System.

You can change your career or job, or you can make changes in your current job or career that will help you stay where you are.

The question is not if failure will happen, it is a matter of how we react to it when it comes. Will we see it as an enemy or as a friend?

In reality, thinking outside the box is ultimately thinking outside our personal box, outside our mindset at the time.