Anyway, that's not even the point. The point is, he says something in his book that smacked me right in the forehead. I don't know if it's a "Leo original" or if he's heard it before (sounds like something I've heard before), but it's one of those sayings that is well worth repeating and mulling over for a while.
You can have excuses or you can have results, but you can't have both.
Want to lose weight? (see above)
Want to manage your finances? (see above)
Want to be more productive? (uh-huh, look up)
Want to get your children's behavior under control? (up there)
Want to grow closer to God? (yup, you guessed it)
It's actually worth saying again, because the simple profoundness of it applies to all things in life that require any amount of effort on our part.
You can have excuses or you can have results, but you can't have both.
It would seem that there is a bit of a theme going on in my world these days...
By the way, Bobbie, I am sorry that you hated my post yesterday. If it makes you feel any better I have slept in the past two days in a row. *hugs*
So what do you want to change in your life? And if you are not seeing results, what's your excuse?
Im not wild about this one either.
ReplyDeleteI am pretty wild about what you have to say!! It makes perfect sense, now it is up to each one of us whether we implement it into our lives. :)
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