Have you ever had one of those days when it seems like nothing is working? What do you do? Do you keep pushing? Do you work harder hoping to make a breakthrough? But, what if there is a message in there for you that you're not getting? What if the reason that nothing is working is because that's exactly what you're supposed to be doing, NOTHING! In other words, when nothing is working, do nothing. (Because NOTHING IS working.) So the next time when you're having one of those days when nothing seems to be working, just remember, it's a message for you to do nothing, at least for a while. Give your system a break, instead of breaking it and then having to fix it later. The antidote to STRESS is ALWAYS rest and relaxation.

“Therefore I say to you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat or what you will drink; nor about your body, what you will put on. Is not life more than food and the body more than clothing? Look at the birds of the air, for they neither sow nor reap nor gather into barns; yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not of more value than they? Which of you by worrying can add one cubit to his stature?" Matthew 6:25-27 (New King James Version)

I created this several years ago when I was trying to learn to play with some app that I had downloaded on my phone.

...who you want to be, Be who you want to become.

On July 19, 2013, I lost my wallet. Well, I didn’t exactly lose it, but… I went to the Flying J truck stop on I-45 and Richey Road in north Houston to answer nature’s call. As I sat down on the stool, my wallet fell out of my pocket. I picked it up and laid it on top of the toilet paper holder and promptly forgot about it. I was in Sugar Land, TX, some forty miles away when I needed to pay for something, and that’s when I realized that I never picked up my wallet off the toilet paper holder. The first thought that crossed my mind was something I had learned from my mentor and prosperity coach, Marilyn Jennet. She had quoted Florence Schinn as having said, “There is no loss in divine mind.” I called the truck stop, but my wallet was nowhere in sight. I thought about the Murphy quote and let it go. I promptly called and canceled all my cards – both of them. I didn’t have a ton of money in my wallet, just some personal belongings and business receipts. As time went on, I replaced the cards and bought a new wallet, something I needed to do before I lost my old one. As they say, life goes on. And mine was going along just fine, with all its ups and downs and personal challenges and triumphs, when, on December 26, 2013, out of the blue, I got a phone call from a number that I didn’t recognize. I normally don’t answer those calls. (I figure if the caller had a real reason to call me, they would leave me a message). But for some reason, I answered the phone. It turned out that the caller had my wallet at the gas station where he worked and had it for several months. He was cleaning out a drawer when he came across it again and went through the contents and found my business card with my phone number on it. He told me that he was at the corner of I-45 and Parker Road, ten miles from where I had “lost” it. I picked up the wallet later on that evening on my way to Sugar Land to see my brother, who was on his death bed with his third battle with cancer. Nothing was missing, not even the cash. I remembered my initial thought, “There is no loss in Divine Mind.”