David O. McKay
SELF-IMPROVEMENT AND PROSPERITY
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Open your heart and mind to new ideas and as you take steps to improve your life, you will begin to experience financial, physical, emotional and spiritual prosperity. As you share the new prosperity, you will experience even more prosperity in your own life.
As you improve your life and achieve financial prosperity, it will not only benefit you, but it can and must also benefit others. Willingness to share the financial prosperity is a key to more prosperity and abundance. True prosperity can only come from a balanced life that includes our physical, emotional and spiritual health as well as financial health.
SELF-IMPROVEMENT AND PROSPERITY
Self-improvement should be an ongoing process for every individual. No matter what success we attain, we are never “there” in terms of total perfection. The path taken to continually improve our life reaps immeasurable benefits. Self-improvement and prosperity go hand in hand. If prosperity is measured only in terms of monetary success, then true prosperity has not been achieved. Continuous self-improvement and prosperity provides a balanced life. Money and material possessions are an obvious indicator of prosperity. But true prosperity is so much more. Physical, emotional, mental and spiritual well being must be part of the equation. When self-improvement is a priority in one’s life, a healthy diet and regular exercise are a must to keep the physical health strong. The mind must focus on positive thoughts and remain active. Friends, family and mankind, in general, must be treated with respect, fairness and kindness. Our spiritual health is a key factor. When life is balanced, self-improvement continues because we recognize our own shortcomings and imperfections. Continued self-improvement results in more prosperity.
So, where do we start in our self-improvement endeavor? First, take a few minutes to do a personal assessment of your goals, your strengths and your weaknesses (yes, you have some!) and then evaluate what you think could be improved. This self-assessment requires honesty. Now, if you were honest, you have already taken the first step toward self-improvement. You have admitted that there are areas in your life that need improvement. Much like an addict, the first step is to face the reality of the problem.
PROSPERITY- IT'S SO MUCH MORE THAN MONEY
