ΓÇ£I donΓÇÖt care who you are in life, somewhere in your life you do want to improve itΓÇöbe it spiritually, be it physically, or be it relationally. Whatever it may be, thereΓÇÖs some area in your life that we all want to improve. Now a person maybe listening to these tapes and say 'but I made all this money,' but how about your relationships? Now someone may be physically fit but are they heading in the direction they want to be in? We all can use improvement. What normally happens is this, people desire something in their lives. They evaluate the situation and they go ah, ah, and they move back and they change their desire and they keep lowering their standards and lowering their standards until theyΓÇÖve changed the desire and the desire is totally gone. What happens is simply this. We donΓÇÖt know what it is that we want. Arnold Glassow said, 'Most folks donΓÇÖt know what they want, but itΓÇÖs something different then what they have.' J. Harold Smith said, 'Be dissatisfied enough to improve, but satisfied enough to be happy.' See the balance? Claude Bristol said, 'It was desire that brought progress to the world without it we would still be living in a primitive age. Everything we have in our modern world is the result of desire.'ΓÇöRick Pinette
