Now when the Creator made us, we were filled to capacity with an abundance of special, unique talents -- this is a fact that no one can deny. So we're all fully equipped to be outstandingly successful -- to be winners in life. Yes indeed, it's absolutely true that we were all, with no exceptions, born to win. So D. Paul some may query, how come so many appear not to make it in life? Good question and here's the answer.
The Creator, apart from making us in his image and likeness and filling us full to capacity with the talents necessary to be successful in life, also gave us another very important gift, and that is free will. That's right, we were all born with free will, so we can either use the talents we've been given to their fullest, or be lazy and just go along from day to day either doing nothing productive which would ensure our success, or worse, still participating in destructive behavior which can only result in a life of failure across the board.
So as I have indeed written about on numerous occasions in the past, it's a matter of the choices we make in life that ultimately determines the quality of our individual lives.
As the late Dr. Myles Monroe put it when I interviewed him some time back for my "Success File Series" -- Our lives are the result of the sum total of the choices we have made to date." Oh how true that is. So you better be sure to daily go out of your way to make the correct choices because as the title of today's article states it, the consequences of your choices will rule the day.
So in conclusion, we've established here today [that] you're extremely talented and fully equipped for great success, across the board; you have free will and thus can make any choices you wish each and every day, [and] all choices have consequences, which could be good or bad, beneficial or destructive for you. So please make all of your choices wisely and you will succeed beyond your wildest dreams.
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