Did you ever hear someone say about another, he's really got it, or she's really got it, meaning of course that the person is very special in their eyes, that they have as another well-known saying puts it, they have it all together? Now I'm quite sure that you have heard people say this about another whom they feel looks good, acts good, and is fully equipped to be successful in life across the board. Well my friend, I'm saying to you here today loud and clear, you've got it! Yes you have.

You see, a whole lot of people who are perhaps lacking in the self-esteem department don't feel that they are special, that they've got everything to be outstandingly successful in life; but my friend, let's just together think it through for a moment or two here today. Do you honestly feel that God who is love -- pure unadulterated love would make some people brilliant and talented and others stupid beyond belief and dumb? Of course not, it's absolutely preposterous to even think in this manner.

No, the Creator made all of his children full to capacity with wonderful, unique and special talents with which to succeed in life, across the board. So isn't it about time that you my friend accepted and fully believed in the fact that you're special, you're talented, you're a winner or as today's title simply and succinctly puts it, you've got it.

Now of course, the reason that some people don't really believe that they've got it is due in all probability to them having been very negatively programmed during their young, formative years, perhaps being regularly referred to as being dumb or stupid, or both. My friend if this happened to you, I appeal to you in all sincerity to get some professional assistance from a counselor or life coach so that you come to love yourself once again and finally realize, that you were most definitely born to win, because you've got it. Yes, you most definitely do.

o Think about it!
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