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Many of us seek motivation and fulfillment through various means, including manifestation techniques like the 369 rule, where you write down your goals three times in the morning, six times in the afternoon, and nine times in the evening. While these practices focus on consistency and manifesting desires, they miss the spiritual connection that comes from aligning with God's will.

Speaking life into our goals and desires is not a new concept; it's biblical. However, we must ensure our desires align with God's purpose for us. Without this alignment, even our most persistent efforts may leave us unsatisfied. God's plan offers us the strength and guidance to handle both good and challenging times.

I often discuss muscle memory with my daughter, Alyssa. Just as her abs quickly respond to workouts due to muscle memory, our spiritual growth improves through consistent practice. By being intentional about prayer, church involvement, and consuming inspirational content, we condition our spiritual muscles.

I encourage you to include God in your motivational strategies. While positive practices like journaling can be helpful, they must align with what God has for your life. Without this connection, efforts can feel empty, much like the music that no longer motivated me.

Tap into the real source of steadfastness—God. When you grow weary, return to Him for replenishment. No favorite song or mere words can replace the power of God's guidance and strength. Take a moment to nurture your spiritual muscles and align your actions with His will.

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