By William .P
Have you ever wondered what it takes to become a millionaire? Or maybe not a millionaire, but wondered what they can do to attract into their lives the happiness that they want, whether it be
in relationships, money or whatever else they see as satisfying. Changing one's life is consisted of only three things; having a desire, changing one's
mindset, and taking action on the desires and thoughts.
Desire being the first and foremost step to changing one's life is the most important of all the steps.
Since no man or woman will ever change their lives or even have it occur to them that they need do a change without having a desire to change first. American's look down on those who
were unfortunate and lost everything or those who never had anything and don't want anything. However, those people in those situations rarely have a desire to change their predicament or they would.
Maybe the humbling effect of being looked down upon killed their spirit and say within themselves that they are not worthy of a change. On the other hand, those that have succeeded and are spoken about with high regard have had a strong desire to do so.
For instance, Warren Buffett since he was a child longed to be rich. According to his biography he saved his money along with his friend and bought up self-service machines which returned to them more money. His strong desire to work with Ben Graham drove him to
move to New York from Omaha, and work with his mentor. Buffett a nobody from Omaha, Nebraska rose up from obscurity and through desire decided to
stake a claim for him in today's society. Now he is well known around the world. What can be achieved if everyone had a strong desire to be what they wished to be when they were young, or what they dreamed when day dreaming was their only thoughts? Where would this world be if everyone harnessed the power within themselves which is desire?
Once a person desires a thing, they often find themselves thinking about it all the time. The average person desired a member of the opposite sex and found them thinking about that person
sometimes without even trying to. The thoughts of how to be with that person and be near that person consumes them.
Eventually, whether one knows it or not the opportunity that they wanted will come. Their desires and thoughts will cause the nature to bring it to them. As the old scripture say's "If you seek, you shall find it", so is life. When one's mind seeks a solution there comes to it an
answer. Just being conscious of the answer and thinking oneself to be worthy of the answer, is what determines if someone acts on those thoughts.
Lastly, taking action is what must be done to change one's life and be happy. Anybody can have a desire to change, think about changing, pray about changing, and even believe they will change. However, as one of the Greatest Apostle's said "Faith without works is dead". That meaning it is
unreasonable to think there is going to be life in desire and thoughts alone. There must be a work,or an action to show that they believe that they can change their lives.
What must be done to change one's life?
What must humanity do and take action on to change the world?
Only the individual knows what they have to do. This article is a call to action. This is everyone's challenge today, which is to take action on the desires and thoughts that have filled them. (As long as their desires and thoughts fall in line with society's
standards and/or biblical standards) Everyone should make a decision to be who they wish to be, today!
Desire, thought, and taking action is what is needed to change lives. It's not rocket science. Many will look at this and think they knew that already, but they did. Life is not complicated.
The answers are almost always staring a person in the face, but they must see it. Sometimes they need to look at the trees and not always the forest. Having a desire, thinking thoughts, and
taking action will change the world we all live in and change the future.
So what will you desire today? What are your thoughts about it? And will you take action?
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