Morning Motivation Show Sir Evans

Have you ever wondered why there are three different types of fuel at the gas station? At the gas station, they’re usually labeled as Regular, Mid-grade, or Premium. However, What is the difference in octane levels? 

Have you considered what your fuel source is for this season? The same fuel that your neighbor uses may not be the same fuel that you require.

On December 16th, 1977, Bill Withers released his classic feel-good song “Lovely Day”. Withers stated in an interview that his inspiration wasn’t really sparked by romance or a beauty found in nature. I think that we all have a “lovely day” within us, but what does that mean and what does yours look like? Tune in for the Feel good episode of the day! Lovely 



Derived From #MorningMotivation: Daily Morning Motivation Messages:  Lovely Day: Finding your Happy Place| Morning Motivation (qualitysirvice.com)

Imagine this: You're scrolling through social media and you notice a product or service that interests you. You stop your scroll and click on the product or service, but you decided not to buy. All of a sudden you begin to see that same product all over your social media now!

 I'm sure you have experienced this before and it's called retargeting. Once you have shown interest in a product or service, that Company begins to focus its attention and efforts on you. They’re specifically targeting individuals who have expressed interest or who have engaged with their content within a certain period of time. 

But did you know the enemy does the same thing? Here are a few things to remember about spiritual warfare and how you’re targeted. 

There are six different types of chess pieces. Each side starts with 16 pieces: eight pawns, two bishops, two knights, two rooks, one queen, and one king. Every piece has its purpose and every piece is important in its own way. Becoming a good chess player involves a strategy of course but it starts with knowing the characters in the game.

What do you think is more important? Understanding how the different pieces move or understanding why it moves the way that it does? I think it’s more important to understand HOW each piece moves. Because when we're playing the game it doesn’t really matter WHY They move the way that they do, only HOW in order to win.

If one of my pieces is overtaken by my opponent, then I need to understand how to play my best game with the pieces I have available.

You have to understand the pieces that you have around you in life...Lets discuss those pieces! 

Most people don't want to be successful; True or False?

They're too scared of what it will take to get there. But if you pay the price for greatness, and eliminate your fears, then anything is possible, right? In this episode, I share how to balance fear with courage and find a way to eliminate self-doubt so you can start moving towards the greater good. You can't achieve your goals without paying the price for greatness. Its time to play Elimidate

"You are the average of the 5 people you spend most time with." 



“You’re the average of the five people you spend the most time with”. However, there’s not enough time spent on “why” this is important and how it can help your growth or hinder it: The phrase insinuates that the people that you spend the most time around are the people that you will most likely resemble. However, what if you’re not around the “ideal” people? What if you want to use this concept in order to strengthen your circle or avoid the inevitable friction that will ultimately come with growth?