Daily DirectionSample

This morning, I woke up before my alarm went off and began to read my Bible.

My mornings are started with the Word of God. After I have read and meditated on the Word, I will then begin to check my emails on my phone. As I’m reading, I am thinking about what I want to accomplish for the day.

What can I get done today that is going to benefit me tomorrow?

Setting your mind to a specific set of tasks, and naming your day will allow you to focus on a specific avenue of your life in which you can improve. Whether your day is a day of resetting, productivity, growth, or new beginnings, you must devote your time to that in which you want to get better.

Checking my email, I respond to anything that needs response, and then I am ready to start my day. I get up and start to get ready for work.

This has been my morning routine every day for the past twenty years. So far, it hasn’t failed me, and the reason is that it starts with God.

Whether you’re new to faith or you are a lifelong believer, it doesn’t matter. I’m here to tell you that your morning will be the time where you can determine what kind of day that you’re going to have. You don’t know what will happen to you that day, you don’t know what life will throw you, but you can be prepared to take it on and start off on the right foot.

Read your Bible. Listen to something positive. Make a plan.

Today is my day of productivity.