GUIDEPOST

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*To make the most of your life, you must know how to cut yourself off from things that aren't working in the present.* You need to constantly evaluate and appraise your life so that you can determine what is right in your life and what must be cast aside. *You are a creation of purpose, you are fashioned to accomplish certain things. Constantly ask yourself, "How does this relationship, this situation, this decision affect the ultimate outcome of my life"*

*History is full of people who didn't ask this question, or else didn't listen to the answer. They went through their lives surrounded by people and things that dragged them down and prevented them from reaching the heights of success. Their inability to trim the excess from their lives, to get rid of things that hindered instead of helped, caused them to wreck companies, destroy ministries, devastate children, and keep themselves from their life's goals. They were left bitter and old at the end of their lives when they could have been reveling in the success of a completed mission. They packed in too much mess and emptied out too few mistakes, and they were unable to complete their journey because their bags were too heavy and they wouldn't let them go.*
* how far are you in you journey?
* how emptied are you?
* what excesss need to go today?
Your deliberate examination of yourself is key to archiving the ULTIMATE outcome. Jesus beckon, what is your respond?
                                                                                                                                                                       *RAPHAEL*

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