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Isaiah 43:18 “Do not remember the former things or ponder the things of the past. Listen carefully, I am about to do a new thing, now it will spring forth; Will you not be aware of it? I will even put a road in the wilderness, rivers in the desert.”


You cannot think of the past and future at the same time. Space is limited in our conscious mind and will be in constant battle with each other. One will become your focal point while perhaps the other silenced. It is important to come to a decisive choice of which one will govern your thoughts.


When you decide to focus on the present and future endeavors, you will be able to appreciate the opportunities that will arise. It will come forward to meet you eagerly. God will cause the areas of your life you were uncertain about and provide clear path for you to walk into successfully.


1. Write down at least three categories in your life you want to improve in the now to impact your future.

2. Strategize a game plan to achieve the goals you are wanting to accomplish.

3. Have accountability partner to ensure you stay the course.

4. Celebrate the wins and evaluate the opportunities along the way.

5. When you complete your goals, reflect on your results, and write them down to encourage yourself.

6. Share with others what you have learned and applied personally.

7. Repeat this method in other areas of your life. Enjoy the process!

Your life will have a different landscape as you shift your thoughts into action.

Your better days are in front of you, run toward it with joy!!


Peace, Love, and Joy!

Sandra Ivette Miranda

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Hello, my loyal friends! This month have been truly a time of transition for me in every sense of the word! And with that, it seems like a whirlwind of things to do and complete comes with the territory. It has taken me into a spinning mode that I don’t know if I am coming or going.


I said to myself, STOP for a moment! It was necessary for me to take time to evaluate and regroup to determine what has been done. This is a vital part of the process to know what actions still need to be completed. It’s exciting and scary at the same time!


A time of reflections allows you to not only think of the things that has been done but also reflect on the feelings it evokes within you. Things, places, and people are part of our lives that we connect with emotionally. Truly exposing those elements will allow you to deal with and release so that you can move forward.


Suggestions that I would encourage for you to consider in your time of reflection:

1. Go to a peaceful place- such as beach, mountain, park, etc…

2. Take a journal so you can write your feelings and experiences.

3. Be silent and just hear nature speak to you and hear the voice of God.

4. Use a voice recorder to say what is in your heart.

5. If possible, do this on a weekly basis.

6. Let God speak to you through your surroundings, your experiences, and thoughts.

7. Write them down as you receive it.


When you quiet your soul and spirit, you will receive creative ways to solve opportunities in your life. Embrace tranquility and you will be refreshed to do the “next” in your life with lasting success.


“Commit your works to the Lord (submit and trust them to Him), and your plans will succeed (if you respond to His will and guidance).” Proverbs 16:3


“Since ancient times no one has heard, no ear has perceived, no eye has seen any God besides you, who acts on behalf of those who wait for him.” Isaiah 64:4


Good day my loyal friends! I can’t believe that almost half a year have passed by already! Yet, when we look at the bigger picture, there is still areas in our lives that is going in a snail pace race. Would you not agree? I can tell you that as I am writing to you, I have sold my house and will be transitioning to stay with my parents until I can decide what I am going to do concerning a new place.


In all honesty, I had been concerned about the process in my life. I have been asking God for certain things to manifest in this season. Voices in my head have been telling me, “It is not going to happen.” Sadness tried to wrap its huge arms around me as I welcomed without hesitation. However, a soft and gentle voice reminded me that I had a promise from God. He

has changed my landscape. He is not one to lie or to deceive.


What He has promised you, it will come to pass. Not necessarily how you want it or believe it

should be. One thing I can assure you, the results will be beyond your expectations! Your part

is to prepare while you are waiting with expectancy of His love, favor, and completion of His promises become a reality.


We are limited in what we can see or hear because of our physical limitations. Then what can we hold onto while we are waiting for the outcome? I am glad you asked that question. These are the things that can be done while waiting with hope:


1. Call upon Him and wait for His response. Psalms 120:1

2. Be receptive to His voice to comfort you while you are waiting in your situation. Psalms 116:1

3. Trust in God’s timing rather than yours. Habakkuk 2:3

4. Thank Him for His goodness for you and your life. Philippians 4:6


Peace, Love, and Joy!

Sandra Ivette Miranda

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