Everybody wants a great relationship, a great marriage. Everybody wants a good job, you know, job security. Everybody want a church they can call home. Everybody wants a great ministry, to be used by God. Not too many, though, want to do what’s necessary to make it happen where they are. They are always looking for something better on the other side of the fence. The way to fix that is simple:
- You love what you have
- You nurture what you have
- You invest in what you have
- You put value on what you have
- You believe in what you have
- You are grateful and thankful for what you have
- You cherish what you have
- You water where you are
This is the cure, I think, to the greener grass syndrome. If you love your country, make it a better place. If you love your home, make it a better place. If you love you church, make it a better place. If you love your school, your neighborhood, make it a better place.
You never know what you have until its gone!
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Walter Bright 
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Wise thoughts Walter. Thanks for taking the time to write.
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thanks Dave
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Amen. So true. Blessings Always, Mtetar
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Hi Walt,
Thanks for the very timely and apt advice. Even though I consider myself grounded and full of gratitude, it is hard not to get swept up in “the grass is always greener” syndrome. Thanks for the gentle reminder.
I hope you are having a Blessed week my friend.
Nancy
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HI Nancy, I am doing great! Thanks for the comment. The post is a reminder to me as well. i slip too easily into that mind set. Stay awesome!
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Reblogged this on Sandra's Blessings.
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Amen Walter. This is so advice for all of us to follow. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Peace to you
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Wow!
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