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NEXTing Note (4/21/25)
Your best life can be what’s next! When you think about where you are and where you would like to be in life, do you find it difficult to bet on yourself and invest in yourself?
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NEXTing Note (04/14/25)
It is easier to anticipate what is coming from a position of peace. Being at peace gives you power to consciously anticipate the unfolding plans of God for your life as you engage in the “now”. Have you found that you to make better decisions and necessary adjustments when you are at peace?
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veronica3458
Apr 15
Absolutely, yes! I've found that being at peace—especially the kind of peace that comes from trusting God—makes all the difference in how I make decisions and handle change.
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NEXTing Note (04/07/25)
Divine intuition within your soul keeps you aware of God’s plan so that you can be an active participant in your progress as you transition from now to NEXT. Is the gift of discernment (divine intuition) activated to assist you on life’s journey? How has it helped?
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veronica3458
Apr 07
As a believer I truly believe that divine intuition, or the gift of discernment, is a powerful way that God guides us in our lives. The Holy Spirit works within us, helping us to sense God’s presence and hear His voice more clearly as we navigate life's transitions. This divine intuition isn't just a feeling—it’s God’s way of helping us stay aligned with His will.
For me, the gift of discernment has been incredibly helpful in making decisions, especially during times of uncertainty. When facing difficult choices or moments of doubt, I often find that I am led by a quiet, but unmistakable knowing in my spirit. It’s a gentle prompting that brings peace, even when the path ahead seems unclear. Through discernment, I’ve been able to avoid pitfalls and step into opportunities that align with God’s purpose for me.
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NEXTing Note (3/31/25)
NEXTing requires patience – focusing on now while your next is being prepared. When you are focused on your current reality you can learn things that will help you in the future. What have you learned in patience that will help you in the future?
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TIMOTHY WILLIAMS
Mar 31
I have learned that through the virtue of patience that greatness and impact requires consistency. Patience has increased my wisdom for what's next and confidence to be secure when I arrive at my next!
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Hello NEXTing Community! You should have received a discount code From Dr. Tim via email. Beginning today and until next Monday, March 31, you can get the NEXTing Study Guide for a special price. The Study Guide will help you internalize the principles of NEXTing and incorporate NEXTing as lifestyle. a Thank you for being a part of the NEXTing community!
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NEXTing Note (3/24/25)
Being the next one up or claiming NEXT is that unique place on your life’s timeline whey you have a forward-focused mindset and heart-set that connects your present to your future. Have you been able to connect the dots between your past and present? Can you see how God is forging a path to an expected end that He has planned for you? If so, be bold and claim your NEXT!
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Hindsight is 20/20
I can truly say that I have more clarity when I look back over my life and see what God has done and it gives me insight for what He is doing. I've had my opportunities, some missed, to step into divinely appointed moments along my journey. As I mature, I look forward to meeting more of the moments with confidence. I'M NEXT!
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NEXTing Note (3/17/25)
Being the next one up or claiming NEXT is that unique place on your life’s timeline whey you have a forward-focused mindset and heart-set that connects your present to your future. Have you been able to connect the dots between your past and present? Can you see how God is forging a path to an expected end that He has planned for you? If so, be bold and claim your NEXT!
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veronica3458
Mar 17
Most definitely! Looking back, I can see how every experience—good and bad—has shaped me into the woman I am today. My journey has been filled with moments of struggle, resilience, and triumph. The challenges I’ve faced were not roadblocks but stepping stones, teaching me lessons in faith, perseverance, and purpose.
God has been present through it all, even when I didn’t understand what He was doing. Every setback prepared me for a comeback, every closed door led me to a better opportunity, and every hardship strengthened my faith. Now, I see His hand in my life more clearly. He is aligning my past experiences with my present purpose, guiding me toward the future He has ordained for me. #readyforNEXT
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NEXTing Note (03/10/25)
Being in the game means that you are no longer a spectator but a participator! NEXTing is the mental attitude and approach towards life’s transitions. It’s about intentionally progressing in the plans and purposes God has for your life. Do you feel like a spectator in your own life? Are there any mental strongholds that may be hijacking your attitude and approach regarding transition?
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Kiara Thomas
Mar 11
Honestly, I think being a spectator provides some level of benefit. When we take a moment and step back to look at how we react and respond in situations, we gain a completely different perspective of who we actually are vs. who we thought we were by just observing.... Being a spectator serves a purpose.
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Absolutely. Honestly, I’ve realized that sometimes I short-change myself or even discount my own dreams before they have a chance to grow. It’s not always easy to bet on myself, especially when doubt creeps in or I start comparing my journey to others. But deep down, I know that my best life can be what’s next—if I’m willing to invest in myself and believe that I’m worthy of more. It’s a process, but I’m learning to give myself permission to dream bigger and trust that I’m capable of making it happen.