Golden Chinese Proverb Cookies

The Golden Rule, as found in the Bible is a great idea. Many of the advice found in Proverbs are found everywhere including Chinese Fortune Cookies. If you want to have a better life, start with what you believe and work on small tasks. Work on one small goal per day, like weight lifting class, be gradual, incremental, in regards to your spiritual focus, like you would with your physical muscles. Remind yourself via your spiritual and physical Voice of what you want in life. Write it down. Make lists. Accept failure but choose to get back up each time. Remind yourself that you can always fail at your goals at any time. You can fear failing. But beyond that, you can also fear regret, not trying in the first place. Start with your heart, what you believe, what you aim to do in your life. Cut up and cut open your lifelong dreams, careers, ambitions, goals, into smaller bite size bits. And reward yourself not for finishing each book in your life, metaphorically speaking, but rather for each chapter or even each paragraph or maybe for each sentence or each word to begin with to gather acceleration, momentum, which Trump mentioned to people when he was telling a story of a guy that took a break from his career but then came back only to have lost that momentum. Don't lose that Oatmeal, that fire, that spark of inspiration, passion, momentum, as you may never get it back ever again. Seek after a foundation, and especially consistency through some momentum, as you seek after trying new things, mixing it up, as that becomes habits which then becomes lifestyles. Got Integrity? I had a shirt that said, "Got Integrity?" that I made my Senior Year of high school. I shared during Sunday School about how I was so afraid and so fearful and timid and shy even to say my name during summer basketball camp at our high school when I was like ten years old in 1995, give or take a few years depending in which year it was maybe, and a coach asked for my name, and I tried to say but I whispered my name and had trouble talking clearly and everything and I said, "Joey." The coach replied, "Jerry?" No, it is Joey. But Linda Meyers wanted to hear how I went from that to Vietnam. Well, incrementally, I grew through my Walk With God towards growing as a person and everything through mission trips to Idaho in 2000, Quebec in 2006, Hawaii in 2007, 5 years of camp counseling, 3 years of Bible college, Bible clubs, high school classes, friends, making videos as a kid since 1996 which YouTube tried destroying, through drama classes, through the therapy of writing, etc. In the Beast Tech book, it lists a bunch laws like from the 1990's mostly that like allows government to take almost anything and everything from Americans. I wonder if we can get rid of these terrible laws. We are the salt of the earth, the light, the Oatmeal, the Moon Reflecting Sun Light. We learn about faith in Luke 17; 1 Peter 1:6-7. We commit, Proverbs 3:5-6.