Making Hope Real

THE DAILY MOTIVATOR
Tuesday, December 17, 2013

Making hope real
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It's good to hope for the best. Yet it's infinitely more
effective to put your thoughts, actions, commitment and
genuine love into actually bringing about the best in life.

Hoping, wishing and dreaming can be very positive
experiences. It is important to remember, though, that such
experiences are starting points, not ultimate destinations.

You can very realistically experience what you hope for. The
way to do so is to go beyond mere hope, and to put your life
into making that hope real.

Hope can matter very much, and have an extremely positive
impact. The way to make it matter is to do something about
it.

Give time, effort and substance to your hope, to your
dreams, wishes and visions for life. If something is
important enough to hope for, it is absolutely important
enough to work for.

Experience how good it can be to feel the hope. Then
experience how very much better it feels when you put your
life into making the hope real.

 

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