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18.1.11
Inspired
Time to eat healthy again. Cut down on bee Hoon and stuff. Say no to alcohol. Start exercising again. I need more time!
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17.1.11
一个人
It's been more than a month since moving out. Saw mom twice. Once at the rented place. Another when I went back 'home'. Still trying to detach myself from the feelings I get when I look at the scene of the family communicating from where I sat. It feels like I'm watching a chn 8 family drama which, I'm not part of, sadly. N I'm speechless. You see why it is better not to see them at all. Because the nx mrg when I wake I wld tink that tdy I'm returning home to the parents but no, the default now isn't so.
If you have been asking how's life now and you get the standard reply from me, pls understd that I am trying my best alrdy. Things are not as bad as people wld think. It's sad. I know. But it's getting better, I believe.
God is closer. Some friends are closer. I shld be thankful alrdy. If you have learnt being happy alone, I will try to too.
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15.1.11
14.1.11
Do it with LOVE
Godly Goals Are Motivated by Love
by Rick Warren
Let love be your highest goal. 1 Corinthians 14:1a (NLT)
"Everything you do must be done with love." 1 Corinthians 16:14 (NLT)
God is more interested in why you do what you do than what you do. Godly goals -- the kind God will bless -- must be motivated by love.
People can be motivated by many things when they set goals -- peer pressure; guilt, greed, materialism, revenge, pride, envy, or jealousy. But God will only bless goals that are motivated by love.
The Bible says everything you do must be done with love. So every goal you set should be for God’s glory, and every goal you set must be motivated by love. The Bible says, “Everything you do must be done with love.” (1 Corinthians 16:14 NLT)
The love that motivates us can be our love for Jesus or our love for other people. That's called the Great Commandment: Love God with all your heart and love your neighbor as yourself. When a goal moves you to love God more or love other people more, then God will get behind that goal.
The Bible says, “No one has ever seen God. But if we love each other, God lives in us, and his love is brought to full expression in us.” (1 John 4:12 NLT)
Otherwise, if you set goals without love, then people become tools in your life and you stop seeing them as human beings; instead, you see them as projects and that keeps you from learning how to love. God wants us to spend our time on earth learning how to love him and to love others.
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by Rick Warren
Let love be your highest goal. 1 Corinthians 14:1a (NLT)
"Everything you do must be done with love." 1 Corinthians 16:14 (NLT)
God is more interested in why you do what you do than what you do. Godly goals -- the kind God will bless -- must be motivated by love.
People can be motivated by many things when they set goals -- peer pressure; guilt, greed, materialism, revenge, pride, envy, or jealousy. But God will only bless goals that are motivated by love.
The Bible says everything you do must be done with love. So every goal you set should be for God’s glory, and every goal you set must be motivated by love. The Bible says, “Everything you do must be done with love.” (1 Corinthians 16:14 NLT)
The love that motivates us can be our love for Jesus or our love for other people. That's called the Great Commandment: Love God with all your heart and love your neighbor as yourself. When a goal moves you to love God more or love other people more, then God will get behind that goal.
The Bible says, “No one has ever seen God. But if we love each other, God lives in us, and his love is brought to full expression in us.” (1 John 4:12 NLT)
Otherwise, if you set goals without love, then people become tools in your life and you stop seeing them as human beings; instead, you see them as projects and that keeps you from learning how to love. God wants us to spend our time on earth learning how to love him and to love others.
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I miss u but...
Out of sight, out of mind.
And distance does make the <3 grow fonder. But it is okay not to do anything about it. In fact, better not. I am not good at it. We are all not.
Not a 12hr/day workweek but still dead tired. I need more energy!!
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13.1.11
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