There is One Decision that can change your life for the better, forever. When you make this One Decision, you step into the life you yearned for--a life of adventure, commitment, and fulfillment of your heart's desires. You probably do not know at this moment what that decision is or what your life will look like once it is made.
You may be uncertain of your worthiness to attain it. No matter: The One Decision will bring you into the life you yearn for! The One Decision will form the basis and context for all the decisions, big and small, that you will make in all the days to follow. As you take this step and make your One Decision, you will see the abundance of the universe, the inexhaustible gifts of spirit, flow in to support you. Your One Decision will be your map, your compass, your North Star, and your challenge as you chart your life course. Let your One Decision be the light of your heart that guides you to a life of MORE -- more of everything you truly desire.
Have you ever wondered why relatively few people lead great lives while most people lead average lives at best? Like it or not, we each live the life that we decide to lead. Having a great life requires making a great decision -- the One Decision™. The One Decision is a commitment to pursue MORE in life -- more love, fulfillment, purpose, satisfaction, meaning, abundance, contribution, intimacy, and spirit. And pursuing the bigger MORE will also bring you more of the worldly things you desire -- more money, great relationships, better health, and career success.
Everyone wants MORE out of life, yet not everyone has chosen MORE. We have chosen what we think will bring us MORE-- we've gone to the right schools, changed careers, lost weight, accumulated money, done yoga, taken a class, joined a gym, gotten a makeover, bought lottery tickets, taken up art, meditated, jumped on the fast track, dropped out of the rat race, gotten married, ended relationships, bought bigger houses or fancier cars -- or even gotten rid of it all.
Yet our attempts rarely deliver the results we hope for. The satisfaction doesn't last.We make random improvements, and as a result, we lead only partially successful lives.We achieve at work but fail at important relationships; we have a great family life but suffer from poor health; we enjoy great health but experience career problems.
Sometimes, for a few brief moments, we may touch the greater MORE--a sense of rightness with ourselves and the world, a feeling that we are a part of something larger. But despite this momentary high, the real, enduring MORE eludes us, and for a very good reason. No matter how many "good" activities or behaviors we add to our life to try to get MORE, we never truly experience MORE until we make the One Decision. Making this decision, we choose MORE directly. We learn to use this profound decision to guide us in making all the many choices we face each day in our lives.
Source: http://www.ArticlePros.com/author.php?Judith Wright
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