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Be Where Your Feet Are!

When things get too difficult, there is a tendency for people to wonder if it is the situation for them. Often times people wonder if it is better to be somewhere else. Many times, there is a tendency to always want to know if the grass is greener somewhere else. Many hours are spent thinking if I was at this destination with these resources, with these guys or this amount of money I can be here. Dedicating time obsessing over what isn't there versus what is already there will never fair well. 

There is an old saying a bird in the hand is more than two in the bush. Meaning what you already have now in the palms of your hand is more important than what you are seeking elsewhere. What you have in your hand could be what someone else is praying for. In difficult times we must anchor ourselves down and have tunnel vision on what our goal is. 

The goal should be a blessing and a shining light no matter where you are at. You should bloom where you are planted. When you desire more God will grant you the desires of your heart (psalm 34:7). However, faith without works is dead (James 2: 14-26) God can't bless nothing that he feels isn't working towards that. If you are so busy focused on the next place, the next job or the next opportunity. When you are in tuned and aligned with your focus God will place you in spaces you never imagined. 

Be where your feet are! When you wear your feet are you set roots longer than you can see. You build relationships that lasts longer than where you were at. Focus on the goal and task at hand. When you build something meaningful eventually you will be at the place you were thinking was greener. 


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