The year 2019 is fast approaching its end. It seemed like
yesterday when there was great excitement and happiness
expressed in the "Happy New Year" wishes at the beginning of
the year.

Various resolutions were enacted and goals were earmarked.
Everyone looked forward to a year of accomplishment, bliss and
'highs'.

As the year ends, I bet you cannot remember your New Year
resolutions and the goals you were determined to accomplish
talk more of doing them. The only reason I can remember mine
is because I wrote them down but sincerely I never got to do a
large percentage of my resolutions neither did I achieve some of
my goals. Aside from the goals I set for January, 2019 I don't
think I have achieved much this year.

Just like me, I know you made provision for a list of to dos and
goals which if you would be frank with yourself have not been
actualized. And as 2019 draws to a close you're already
contemplating pushing these goals to the next year hoping that
you would receive a 'bed of roses' reception.
In your subconscious mind, you are shifting the failures of 2019
to 2020 with hopes that the new year would be better than this
one.

The form of preparation we all carryout falls within the scope of
making new resolutions, setting new goals or spilling over old
ones and then attaching our plans with determination and
hopes. The same determination and hopes we had when 2019
began that didn't bring us our desired result.

Year after year we do the same thing over and over again and
fail at it. We repeat a process every year and expect better or
different results – practically impossible. As writing new year
resolutions and setting new goals attached with determination
happens to be the only conventional means for preparing for a new year we subscribe to it year in year out despite its frailties.

It was in lieu of this backdrop that I sought for a different way
and approach. Sometime in October 2019, I stumbled on a
friend's post on Facebook and it formed the skeleton of the
insight I am about to share. I conducted a little Bible study which gave flesh to the skeleton forming the revelation I would share as you read through this piece.

To begin with, see what Job 38:12 says;

Hast thou commanded the morning since thy days; and caused the dayspring to know its
place;

Actually in Job 38, God was replying Job's questioning and
relating his ignorance to him. When I looked at that verse I saw
that timings, seasons, and dispensations can be commanded.

I saw that there is a place for commanding the times and seasons of life, for instilling desires and wishes and ensuring that they are obeyed and adhered to.

People who understand this know that they do not have to
create new year resolutions before the explicitly enjoy the new year. This people play life like a chess; exerting accurate moves
which produces mind-boggling results.

I put it to you today that if you want to have a jolly good-ride in
2020
If you desire 2020 to be better than 2019
If you do not want to carryover goals and draw back on
resolutions
Then you must...

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