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Welcome to a brand new week, I'm sure you are set to do small things in a great way. This morning I will like to share with you the importance of declaring good things into your day every morning.

Each of us are made in the likeness of God and therefore we have God's ability within us. And one notable trait of Our maker is that He is a speaking Being.  Anytime He wants something done, He conceives it and then he declares it and certainly that's what happens. He conceived light and He said, 'let there be light' and there was light. He conceived animals, plants, trees and He spoke them to being. He conceived you and He said 'let us make man in our image' and here you are. Simply put, He speaks things that doesn't exist into existence!

If God operates on this principle, you too can. You can conceive a thing, declare it and you will see it materialise. There is power on your tongue whether you are aware of it or not, and whatsoever you say is bound to come to pass. What you say is what you see. Don't wake up or start a new week by speaking something bad about the day, our lives move in the direction of our words-what you say. Some of us wake up and say things like 'today is going to be stressful', 'I can't get this done', and that's exactly what we experience. Understand, that what you're experiencing today is as a result of what you said yesterday and what you will experience tomorrow will be a product of what you're saying today. You can't live above the level of the word you speak.

So as you go out today and this week, join me as I declare 'Today is going to be the best day of my life, I am positioned for favour this week, I enjoy abundant blessings like never before, I have wisdom and understanding to handle all situations that comes my way, I'm growing bigger, stronger, richer, wiser and greater everyday, nothing dies around me within me or in my hands, i'm changing levels this week'
And guess what, that's exactly what you will experience. Don't just say good things once and forget it, keep saying it, don't stop talking it, for in consistency lies the power.

I'm fully persuaded that this week is full of wonderful surprises and packages for you, so do have a Super-Great week ahead.

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