Volume 06, Issue 06: Meditate on Success

Out of a false sense of humility, we sometimes want to shy away from talking about success. Success is not only a good thing, but a God thing. Our maker designed us to thrive. So go for it, be motivated to want to be successful.

What is your success? What does success look like to you? The trouble for most people is that they don’t know exactly what success would look like for them as individuals, or more importantly, what it would feel like personally.

Success is very personal, and is often more than just one thing. One person’s success can be very different from another person’s. Record your success statements. Don’t rely on other people’s success, identify your own and delineate your path towards it.

Meditate on your success. There is a direct correlation between the quality of your thoughts and the quality of your life. What you think determines who you are, where you go, what you acquire, where you live, whom you love, where you work, what you accomplish, what you read, etc.

Your life is a reflection of your most dominant thoughts and meditations. Define your success, and then make it a practice to meditate on it and take the necessary actions. All that a man achieves and all that he fails to achieve is a direct result of his own thoughts – John Allen

As you meditate on your success, be precise and meticulous. It’s not enough to meditate on success generally. You are the architect and building contractor of your future. An architect not only thinks about the frame of the house and the rooms therein, but also the types of floors, the sizes of windows, the location of outlets, and so on. Think specific and detailed. Paint the picture of exactly how you want it to look like. Nothing is too insignificant.

We will never have more or go further or accomplish greater things than our thoughts will allow us. Create an opulent thinking environment in order to create an opulent life.

Lillian Chebosi