Good things you deserve

THE DAILY MOTIVATOR
Tuesday, October 15, 2013

Good things you deserve
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Living richly isn't just for someone else. You deserve a life
that's filled with richness and joy, and you deserve to be
the person who makes it happen.

Good fortune isn't just for someone else. You deserve to
have good fortune, and you deserve the experience of
creating that good fortune with your attitude and your
efforts.

You deserve to have a lucky break. So get busy and do what
it takes to give yourself one.

Let today be the day you stop waiting for something good to
come along. Get up, get going, and make something good,
valuable and meaningful out of what you already have.

Go ahead and give yourself all the good things you deserve.
Feel how great it feels to be positive, focused, helpful,
compassionate, caring, productive and joyful.

You deserve the best in life precisely because you're fully
capable of making it happen. Your opportunity to live richly
is here and now, so put it to outstanding use without
another moment's delay.

 

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