Merely wishing or hoping that your day will go well is half doubting.  It isn’t good enough.  It admits the possibility of failure as much as it does the possibility of success.  Expect your day to be happy and productive.  And act according to that belief.  We don’t really believe a thing until we have enough faith in it to act as if it were true.  We often act in a way that proves we don’t really believe it.

I suggest that when you start your day, you believe it’s going to be successful.  Expect it to be.  Have such a feeling of certainty about it that right at the beginning of the day you take a few quiet moments to give thanks for all the good this day brings — even before you experience the good.

Does this sound strange to you?  Then you have missed a fundamental law.  The law is this:  Giving thanks for a successful outcome beforehand is creative of that good.

– Grant A. Stucki, Motivator, Portland OR., June 1972

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