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A belief can be something that you accept to be true or something that you accept exists. There are some commonly held beliefs, and some that are less common. Some of your beliefs may be specific to you and your situation.
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There’s a natural framework to achieving almost anything. This framework follows the pattern of “That. What? How? Do.” The items in this framework don’t necessarily fall in this order. You can think of it more as a puzzle. You may have some pieces in place, but still looking for other pieces. You may have have all of the pieces, but just haven’t put them together yet.
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This week’s writing prompt is about getting unstuck. Sometimes, we get stuck, and we’re not sure how to move forward. By taking some time to look back and think about times you’ve succeeded in the past can help you find success now. Understanding your past successes help you understand your strengths to move forward. You may also find where you might be relying too much on your past successes. Let’s dig a little deeper.
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This week’s writing prompt is about clarity. When you have clarity, you are clear on more than what your goals are. When you have clarity, you can set your goals better and supercharge how you achieve them. Having clarity is like having a super power! Take some time this week and write about your clarity. Ask yourself these questions… What are you working on? Do you have clarity on what you’re working on? How can you gain more clarity? What are you seeking clarity on?
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This week we’re going to write about what you’re afraid of. Take just a few moments and write down a few of the things that you’re afraid of. Not just things like sharks with laser beams attached to their heads, but things like “failure” or “public speaking” or “getting hurt”. What are some things that you’re not taking action on because of fear? Write those down too. Take some time to write down some decisions that you’re making based on fear too.
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This week’s writing prompt is gonna make you think about who you look up to, and why.
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The world is a firehose of content and messages. It’s impossible to drink from a firehose, because the water comes out so fast and so powerfully that there’s no way to actually drink from it. Between media, learning, games, and the people around us, there’s a never-ending stream of information coming at you. You have to choose what you pay attention to, and what you ignore. This week’s writing prompt asks the question, “What are you ignoring?”
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As we’ve started our new course of study in 2021, we find ourselves reading James 1:5 which states, “If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God, that giveth to all men liberally, and upbraideth not; and it shall be given him.” This verse uses “men” to mean “mankind.” Although still patriarchal in nature, this scripture is meant for all people. If anybody lacks wisdom, let them ask and it shall be given them.
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This week in Come, Follow Me we studied and read about Ammon, and his interaction with the sons of Mosiah and King Lamoni. The reading starts with Alma running into the sons of Mosiah as they traveled to the land of Zarahemla. Basically, it had been 14 years, they were out in the wilderness, and had struggled as they had been prompted to teach the Lamanites. That’s when they ran into each other, all headed to teach the Lamanites. The readings then focus on Ammon. There are several things to take away from this week’s lesson, but let’s focus on Ammon’s story.
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In this week’s Come Follow Me lesson, we learn about Alma and Amulek, and their lessons they taught the people of Ammonihah. Alma was trying to teach the people of Ammonihah, but they ridiculed him; they spit on him, made fun of him and his teachings, and basically ran him out of town. He left town, feeling pretty dejected. He was visited by an angel of the Lord, and was prompted to turn back and go into Ammonihah and preach again to the people there. He did as he was commanded, and ran into Amulek.
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