Why Rules are not for fools... How to Use Rules to Help You Get What Your Heart Not Ego Must HaveWhy rules are not for fools Being single-minded...focus on your one purpose. You are making a firm commitment to getting something you want. Rules are boundaries keeping you on target. You commit to do whatever it takes to get something you want. You take actions today and every day trying to get the results you want on the way to the future you want. You are taking on the tasks to do everything that is moral, legal, ethical and in the spirit of the law. You do what is, “all fitting and proper” (just like the speeding signs were/are in Montana) and in the nicest way possible. You must be flexible. You will make a genuine effort to seek the wisdom of good and experienced people. These are your vital people. You pray and seek out the wisdom of God. Why wouldn’t you seek the help form the spiritual world? After all, you’re a spiritual being having a physical existence and not simply a physical being with a spirit. But being single-minded and with one purpose is living within the boundaries of the natural laws of the Universe. These laws don’t change so you have to. They were not meant to be broken. There are times when bending or breaking a law makes sense. The idea is to do it to the benefit of others…human and non-human creatures. These are not the decrees and whims of a do-gooder who is really a dictator. A tyrant is someone who tells you how they thing you should live. These are not the rulings you must follow. In the long run knowing and following the natural laws is the fastest and easiest way to get what you want. Laws are meant to be guidelines to help you achieve in life. But some regulations are not and should not be subject to your own egotistical checks. They are deep-rooted in the oral fiber of most people. Good laws keep order in the world. Besides, you’re under the authority of the society you live in. You were given the privileges of this society to live in this society. These privileges come with responsibilities. And your responsibilities are to live within the laws of the society in which you’re living. Does this mean you can’t have disagreement? No the United States of America was built, survives and thrives on opposition. Look at laws or limits as sound ways to get things done. In the early stages of having a go at something it’s very important you. Understand and work within the margins to keep you out of big trouble. Laws will help you they are the quickest way to get to where you are now to where you want to go. Beyond their moral banners laws teach important lessons. It’s your 1-2 punch. 1. Most laws were made because of mistakes of centuries past. 2. Follow the rules to dance around big mistakes.
MUST DO LAGNIAPPE… unexpected bonus or extra… (What you must go through to get your must have)... You must make a sincere effort to follow the laws of life and use them to boost your successes.
CONCLUSION... YOU tried it "their way."... but following a set of laws is easier. Sidetracking caused you to get lousy results not regulations... Use your L.A.M.P.S. Technology™ and PMA to pinpoint what you did or did not do to get what you wanted. At times regulations may not seem to be the easiest way but in the long run they are the quickest, easiest and usually the best way to go. Now is that pure magic for your life or what? Without an “I must have” attitude you will not take vital actions that get results. This attitude must be a commitment... not just a whim or passing decision.
From "Fresh Brewed You" - Books 1& 2 by Author Richard J. Stec (Originally from CICERO, IL...lol) In the world of mules there are no rules -Ogden Nash
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