Why do we complain?
Why do we complain? As a nation, we are the most powerful on Earth. Financially we have no equal. No other group of people on Earth can say that they live the way we live… the American way of life. As for work, the weekly salary of the lowest paid person can feed some families in other countries for months. So why do we complain? This is a country where teenagers go to school with their i-pods and cell phones. Where kids as young as eighteen become millionaires, where kids are rich enough to get plastic surgery. I know of a family of five where each member of the family has their own motorized vehicle. Some houses have HDTVs in every room of the house. Some families have $40,000 couches in their living rooms. Yet we are the only nation complaining and complaining the way we do. Instead of complaining, we should thank God for the good things around us.
Thank goodness for a country where someone born into the lower class can work their way up to the middle or upper class. This is the only country where I know that can happen with some work. Thank goodness for bathrooms. Where I’m from, there are places where people still have to bathe and go to the toilet in the nearest stream. Thank God for the amount of food we throw away. I have two little ones who feel that if what they’re eating doesn’t taste 100% right, they throw it away. They don’t know others their age who would be more than happy to consume what they consider to be junk.
This is the country I know, where if you are born poor you can make your way to riches; As the rags to riches cliché goes. Often those who are rich did not start out that way, but instead had to work to make their dreams come true. There is a saying that I want to share with you here. Great heights reached and maintained, they were not reached by sudden flight. But they, while their companions slept, worked during the night. So once again, why are we complaining? We don’t take the time to see what we have. We don’t take the time to thank God for those things we are blessed with that we take for granted. We live in a country swimming in money. We simply have to position ourselves in such a way that we can benefit from our own flow of money. How do we do that?
First, we must stop looking at what we don’t have and take the time to admire and thank the Lord for the things we do have. We have a means to an end. In this great country of ours, if we need to get from point A to point B, there is always a way. How many people from foreign lands can say the same?
Second, let’s take the time to understand and use the things God has made available to us as vehicles to get from point A to point B. The Internet course described in the resource box provides the means to the end. This course teaches how to create a vehicle (if you don’t already have one) and how to use it to achieve your goals.
Complaining has negative effects on both the mind and the body. Every time you repeat something negative you have a tendency to believe it more and more. Eventually it becomes your reality. The same goes for something positive that you repeat all the time. One day you find yourself reaching that goal because every time you say it to yourself it becomes more and more a reality.
Whether your dream is to become financially independent or just earn some extra money, DON’T COMPLAIN. Click on the link below and apply the powers of positive suggestion. You will be surprised by the result.
