Trying something new!

Last Thursday I didn't post via my blog (what you're reading here).  I ended up posting a note on Facebook  and ended up doing fairly well for my first note/post on there.  I haven't decided  on which route I'll be taking more often, so in the next several weeks expect to see both.  I'll post an update here so if you're not following Biblical Wellness on Facebook, then you can still see them. 

I'll also be live streaming an opportunity for my friends on tonight at 9 pm.  SO if you're reading this from my personal Facebook page, you'll be able to see it.  It's definitely a good opportunity for you if you're a veteran, student, stay at home person, or just looking to have some side cash flow.  If you like helping people improve their lives, this may be for you. 

Don't be afraid to try something new.  Even if you're not sure of how it will go, or are afraid to see...you never know what you'll discover. 

Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself.  Each day has enough trouble of its own.  
Matthew 6:34 (NIV)

How can you change the world?

How can you, and I mean YOU, change the world?  How does one person impact the world and leave it for the better?  How do you leave your legacy?

What you can do to leave the world a better place is to step up.  Step up and put some "skin in the game."  Idly talking about how "this person should do this," or "this person should do that," is complete BS.  "This person" is me.  "This person" is who I am and who I want to be.  To change the world, we need to be involved with the world.

This change can be anything.  It can be political or some kind of activism, which is noble.  Or it can be missionary work or volunteering locally, which is also noble.  Regardless of what you do, you need to do something.  Even when you think that the work you put in is not

worth it, think of it as a long term investment. 

Are you mentally and physically able to put yourself into the game, the game of world changers.  You don't have to be Steve Jobs, Elon Musk, or even Mother Theresa to change the world.  Your impact may be upon another life, and that life may change someone else's, and someone else's, and so on.  So you see, you don't know when you'll change the world, or how.  But know that you must be involved. 

Stop sitting back and idly watching the world pass you by.  Stop complaining about things that you "have no control over" and get in the game to make an impact on those things.  Put your name in to a voted position, even when you think you have no chance, you never know.  Spend time helping troubled youth, you may not know how you impact their lives.  Help people who have no voice in finding that voice. 

To change the world:

- Stop thinking that you can't do anything.
- Strengthen your body and your mind.
- Be nice
- Look at every situation as an opportunity.
- Do not be afraid. 

Fairly simple, don't you think?  It starts with a step, by you, in a forward direction.  We impact lives, and we change the world.  We do it as a team, as individuals, and as families.  Change the world, one life at a time.