“I can’t wait ‘til . . .”
Life happens while your waiting for the next best thing! Day 3-Any sentence that starts with “I can’t wait ‘til...”, rarely ends well. Several bad attitudes emerge with these seemingly innocuous words. Impatience and ungratefulness are the two that quickly come to mind. But there is something more. They evoke a spirit of complaining and dissatisfaction.
“Must be perfect!”
We all know it’s impossible to get life just right %100 of the time, but many of us strive for it anyway. What’s worse—we all pretend we are getting it right even when we aren’t!
Attitude Adjustment
For the next 40 days (in the spirit of Lent-from Wed. Feb 17-Apr 3–everyday except Sundays) let’s give up bad attitudes. And you don’t have to be Christian to take on this challenge!
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