The One Year Daily Insights With Zig Ziglar

Living in the past, whether failed or successful, takes our lives out of focus. Paul says, “Forget the past and move on.”

Paul recommends a different perspective, one that sees problems not as prisons but as classrooms where God gets our attention, transforms our character, and gives us strong hope in the things that are most valuable—His will and His ways.

Do we desire, more than anything in the world, to please Him, honor Him, and serve Him? If that’s our heart, we’ll accomplish God’s will, and He’ll be delighted.

The pinnacle of human history took place at the time and place of His choosing, not ours, and people had the opportunity to believe in Him.

Do we desire, more than anything in the world, to please Him, honor Him, and serve Him? If that’s our heart, we’ll accomplish God’s will, and He’ll be delighted.

It seems universally true that people who have direction in their lives go further and faster and get more done in all areas of their lives.” —ZIG ZIGLAR

Do we desire, more than anything in the world, to please Him, honor Him, and serve Him? If that’s our heart, we’ll accomplish God’s will, and He’ll be delighted.

Connecting with God is the most important thing we can do each day. From Him we gain wisdom to make better decisions and courage to follow through.

Don’t focus on your weaknesses; focus on your strengths. When your work responsibilities fit your God-given abilities, you’re in the jet stream of accomplishment. You’re far more creative, more energetic, more relaxed, and more willing to help others who need a hand.