Man : In the Morning



The word morning originally referred to the sunrise but today usually refers to the period of time just after one wakes up from sleep. 


Morning precedes daylight, evening and night in the sequence of a day. Morning is the part of the day usually reckoned from dawn to noon.

The most obvious manifestation of this meaning is in 
English speaking countries where the greeting  "good morning". 
The "good"  that should be carried in their daily life. 

When I woke up this morning,
I ask myself;
What are some of the secrets of success in life?
I found the answer, in my very room:

the fan said...
the roof said...
the window said....
the clock said.....
the mirror said....
the calendar said....
the door said....
Be cool
Aim high
See the world
Every minute is precious
Reflect before you act
Be up -to- date
Push hard for your goals.

AND NOT TO FORGET, THE CARPET SAID...
PRAY.

In the Morning ,  motivate yourself to :
Carry a mouth that Never Backbites and Belittle Others
Ø  Carry a Heart that Never Hates.
Ø  Carry a Smile that Never Fades.
Ø  Carry a Touch that Never Hurts.


HAVE A PURPOSEFUL MORNING DAY

Belief in Yourself  to upkeep :

v  Good Emotional Health
v   
v  Upkeep Physical Health
v   
v  Control Finances
v   
v  Upheld Relationships
v   
v  Educate  Children
v   
v  Peaceful Homes
v   
v  Satisfied Jobs


There are only two kinds of people in the world

a. there are those who wake up in the morning and say, "Good morning, Lord,"

b. and there are those who wake up in the morning and say, "Good Lord, it's morning."






 

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