Your Brain Is Starving

Dear Ambitious Woman of Faith. Your brain is starving to unleash its critical thinking abilities. The human brain is a beautiful and magnificent organ that still has scientists baffled to this day. It has the ability to retain information and memories for years. It can create new habits that change your life outcomes. 

Learning how to unlock your critical thinking abilities is very much needed as you work on the vision for your life and handle life circumstances. 

Many ignore their critical thinking abilities because they were never taught to develop them. We are all thinking beings, and we all experience problems we naturally want to solve. That is your critical thinking in action. You just never gave it a name. 

Whatever you are doing right now is determined by how you think. Whatever you feel, all your emotions are determined by your thinking. Whatever you want, all your desires are determined by your thinking. The things you dislike and hate are determined by your thinking.

Ignoring our thinking abilities leaves us ignorant of its effects on our life outcomes. Critical thinking is vital to solving the problems in our lives and the world around us. If you want to change your life for the better, it requires not just mere thinking; it requires deep critical thinking. It means using your brain to the fullest of its ability. 

Do you know how powerful you are to be made in the image of God? Do you know the power of your brain's ability to help you create a life that you see in your dreams? To tap into your critical thinking power, you must:

1. Realize you are a thinking being. You have a brain. Use it.

2. Understand the different levels of critical thinking and strive to become a master

3. Journal your thoughts daily. This helps unleash your thinking and helps you look back on your growth in the future. 

We only get to live this life once. I don't know about you, but I plan on digging deep into the treasure of "Me" to unlock all that God has placed in me. I pray you do the same.

Your Sister in Faith

Coach Hawkins