Day 232 – Seeking Inspiration

It really helps when on occasion during your journey toward developing good habits that you find inspiration.

However, I am realizing that if you want inspiration, you cannot just sit around and hope it accidently lands in your lap.

You have to ask for, seek, and attempt to gain inspiration from good sources. When you actively pursue inspiration you are more likely to receive it. Sounds pretty obvious right? Then why don’t you do it?

Whenever I think about actively pursuing inspiration, I react to it as if it was work. I try to avoid it! Huh?

I think I need to react more positively to the concept of seeking inspiration. When I am in an inspired state, keeping my good habits, helping others, and striving to achieve my goals is always easier.

So today I am ok with putting down in my 365 list to seek for inspiration.

Guy Reams (232)

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