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'For as he thinketh in his heart, so is he...' Proverb 23:4


Limited thinking prevents one from progressing. A man went fishing and each time he caught a big fish, he threw it back into the water and kept the smaller ones. When confronted, he said his frying pan was a small one and couldn't contain the bigger fish. He couldn't think of something else to do with the bigger fish. That is limited thinking. When a small idea gets into a big mind, it can produce enormous results, but if a great idea gets into a small mind, the idea will be reduced to the size of the mind.


Related Topic: Have a Wealthy Mentality


A shallow thinker seldom makes a deep impression. Only a person who sees the invisible can do the impossible. God gave us the world unfinished so that we might share in the joy and satisfaction of creation. Creativity has been built into every one of us; it's part of our design. Each of us lives less of the life God intended for us when we choose not to live out the creative power we possess' (Ted Engstrom)


Further Bible Reading: Proverb 3:35


PRAYER: Father I thank you for refreshing me today via your Word. I receive the mind of Christ right now. Thank You, Lord. In Jesus's Name! Amen


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