I have a simple thought for you this morning. Properly heeded, this straightforward notion will save you an enormous amount of heartache and bitterness:
Define yourself by what you believe in, not by what you don’t.
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Gregory Hake 
I believe in God.
I believe in you.
I also believe the principles outlined here, are specifically designed to bring us closer to understanding His will for us.
I believe “The Kingdom of Heaven is at Hand, here and now”.
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That may be, Joshua, but don’t forget the first word in the original version of last sentence of your comment.
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Thank you Gregg for your wisdom.
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My pleasure, Joy.
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It is intriguing to meditate on believing and knowing. Both do relate to a grounding in consciousness that brings something solid. Thank you for your consideration today as it relates to all of our living.
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Sure thing, Steve.
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When you live your life concerned primarily with a lack, all you see is what is missing, not what is present. All this creates is an anger-centered intensity in life that will end up stripping you of anything worthwhile.
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True dat. š
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Short and sweet and so to the point! Thank you Gregg as always for your very specific articulation of successful living.
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It’s my pleasure, Chuck!
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Defining myself by what I believe in sets my inclination on a positive course. I’ve realized this is a subtle calibration with a very distinct trajectory; onward and upward. Great post, thank you.
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Well put, Coco.
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What a succinct, clear statement; that if employed would probably shorten most conversation by two thirds. I love your blog and various people for this very reason, they’re a breath of fresh air.
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Simple, but profoundly essential to a life worth living.
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I thought so too!
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Definitely words to live by!
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