Where are you going tomorrow?

by Colleen Blake-Miller | Apr 5, 2011 | Empowerment & Encouragement, Goal Setting | 1 comment

You are today where your thoughts have brought you. You will be tomorrow where your thoughts take you.

– James Allen

Ever wonder where you’re ‘going’? Just take a minute and review what you’ve been thinking about? If you’ve been thinking about progressive, positive, and uplifting thoughts, then you’re probably heading to progression. If your thoughts however are filled with negative, defeated, and depressing thoughts, then you are probably not headed anywhere good.

Take a moment and ask yourself these questions…. Where have my thoughts led me today, and where do I need them to lead me tomorrow? Once you’ve answered the second question, I encourage you to continue to focus on THAT… and filter out any other negative and discouraging thoughts that might get in the way of achieving that goal.

← More on our mental diet Thank God for just enough Grace.... →

Recent Posts

Setting Your Own Pace For Your Success

by Colleen Blake-Miller | Feb 26, 2024 | Empowerment & Encouragement, Goal Setting

We’re in the end of February, but for many we still recognize that this is still the opening months of 2024. As we think about the year ahead, it's natural to feel the pressure to have hit the ground running, to tackle our goals with fervor and determination. However,...

Blue Monday

by Colleen Blake-Miller | Jan 15, 2024 | Empowerment & Encouragement

Today is Blue Monday, a term often linked to the most ‘depressing’ day of the year. While science connected to this date is mixed, it is safe to say that the month of January often brings with it post holiday, winter blues that can contribute to strained mental...

Financial problems in marriage

by Colleen Blake-Miller | Mar 20, 2020 | Relationship Help

I've heard it said many times that money problems is the leading cause of marital distress and divorce. However more and more the research is showing that financial problems is NOT the cause of divorce (Click here to read the whole article by Liz Pulliam Weston). ...