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127 Steps to Achieve Successful Goals: Prophetic Declarations for Goals Achievement

127 Steps to Achieve Successful Goals: Prophetic Declarations for Goals Achievement

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This book is for people who decide to be great in life; I decree that where there is no voice to elevate you, God shall raise a voice for you in the name of Jesus. I want you to understand that the key to greatness is in your hand now, depending on what you do with it. James and John wanted position. They told Jesus, "In your kingdom, we want to sit at your right hand, one of us on your right hand and the other on your left hand." The truth is that you don't seek for office, but office seeks for you. When you are busy chasing position and you leave God out of your calculation, then you get into trouble. That is why Jesus said greatness comes by serving and then things begin to happen. There is no greatness that does not involve sacrifice. For Moses to become the leader in Israel, he had to give up the treasures of Egypt. If you want to become a true man of God, you have to forsake everything that is worldly. I want you to understand this, as far as you are a child of God and you are born again, you are the image of the Master, then the Almighty will push you and move you forward. Setting up a life goal could be very tasking because of the resources needed to achieve it might not be available at that present time, yet you cannot live a life without a dream/desire. To attain your height in life you need more than just to dream/desire but to give what it takes to achieve them. Economy recession is not helping the matters, rather its make it very difficult to set and achieve a goal while we keep on growing old day by day, yet we cannot fold our arms not to set our goal, we need to pray to God to open our inner eyes to help us discover our talent upon which we can set our goals. Some goals are easy to achieve while some are difficult to achieve because of the resources needed to back it up are short coming. Example of goals that are difficult to achieve, let take for instance somebody going abroad to develop his talent and he has no money to travel by air and decide to go by road, he expose his life to serious danger can even die in the process, but if he is lucky enough, he may escape and landed safe but journey may last him many years to achieve. We are in information age, there are lesser risky goals plan that one could take advantage of on internet and before you knows it the person that is need of your service can even pay for your air ticket and accommodation without one killing himself to achieve a goal. All that you need is when setting your goal look around for some easier goals that you can achieve with limited stress. Get yourself a copy to read more detail.

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Pub dateOct 10, 2017
ISBN-101978190271
ISBN-139781978190276
LanguageEnglish
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