According to Devon Franklin, an American producer, best-selling author, preacher, and motivator, who articulated on Super Soul Sunday, “We must prepare for what might happen, and then how we RESPOND to what has happened.” I thought this statement to be intriguing and overwhelmingly relevant. Of course, the latter is more critical, but the preparation to arrive at that level of thinking would be the ultimate challenge.
Franklin say’s, “we all fall into valleys of depression labeled by many things, and yet this happens at the moment, and the heat of anxiety, but treated as though the depression will last forever.”
Nothing of a self-controlled value lasts a lifetime unless we lose our ability to rationalize with complete honesty. Our responses to all things identify us as mature, responsible people, and without that maturity, we’re in a boat with no paddles and no life vests.
Reasonable doubt means a pursuit of a calculated assessment of a problem. It means displaying an ability to reason with intent.’ The intent is the action word’ that launches your progression and ‘buries’ those doubts and replaces it with confidence, which is why ‘uncommon valor’ is a ‘common virtue.’
This Article was Last Updated On: March 5, 2021