Do you view your life as worthless? Do you think you are insignificant? If so, then you have been betrayed. If you deliberately plan to be less than what you are capable of, you will bring unhappiness to the rest of your life.

Many people have no idea what they were created for. They are aimless in their lives. They are oblivion to the talents they possess.

You were created with a purpose. You were created for achievements. You are meant for greatness. You are “wonderfully made.” Do what you are supposed to do and do it well.

Think about what you want to do. What is your passion? What is your calling? Seize every opportunity and do it well. Do the following:

Get rid of the clutter in your life.
Don’t compare yourself with others.
Be optimistic.
Start something small.
Pursue your goals with passion.
Motivate yourself.

I POSSESS WHAT I CONFESS

I know what I confess and I know what I possess.

I confess Jesus as my Lord (Romans 10:9-10); I possess salvation.

I confess that “with his stripes we are healed” (Isaiah 53:5); I possess healing.

I confess that the Son has made me free (John 8:36); I possess absolute freedom.

I confess that “the love of God is shed abroad in our hearts by the Holy Ghost” (Romans 5:5); I possess the ability to love everyone.

I confess that the “righteous are bold as a lion” (Proverbs 28:1); I possess lion-hearted boldness in spiritual warfare against the devil.

I confess that “he hath said, I will never leave thee nor forsake thee” (Hebrews 13:5); I possess the presence of God each step of my way.

I confess that I am “the redeemed of the Lord” (Psalm 107:2); I possess redemption benefits every day.

I confess that the anointing of the Holy One abideth in me (1 John 2:27); I possess yoke-destroying results by His anointing.

I confess that in the name of Jesus I can cast out devils (Mark 16:17); I possess the authority for dynamic deliverances.

I confess that I can lay my hands on the sick and they will recover (Mark 16:18); I possess the healing power for those oppressed by sickness.

I confess that my God shall supply all my needs (Philippians 4:19); I will lack nothing since I possess God’s abundant supply.