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HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR LIFE IN 24 HOURS







Identify dominant goals of your life. What’s the one thing that when you achieve it you have succeeded that day?



View today as an investment for preparation of tomorrow. Today is a seed.


Name the theme for the day. For example “Today is a day of kindness, or giving”, It narrows your focus that you don’t over live the day.



Prophesy into your day. Every time we speak, we are prophesying into our future.








Intercede for 3 people






Accept the humanity in others







Decide to forgive everybody. I will not penalize you for your sin.








Standardize parts of your day. If you do something once a week, keep doing it, if it is every day, keep doing it.







Identify 3 things that will inspire you that day. May be a book,  picture, or a mentor etc.







Journal 3 good things that happened that day.








 Memorize one scripture every day.







Excel in love.









Decide to sow and lavish favour into your environment.




Invest 7 minutes in the secrete place (sing, be thankful, ask for wisdom in indecision).







Meditate on one topic a day.





Decide to be a reach out for one day.





Limit your focus to your territorial assignment.







Rest. Rest is the speed for hope. Don’t make decisions under stress.


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