One of the major strategies of our enemy, Satan, is to create a feeling of isolation and alone. Often, if we feel like we are the only ones who are doing the right thing or concerned about doing right then we lose heart and we stop trying to make progress.

One of the major strategies of our enemy, Satan, is to create a feeling of isolation and alone. Often, if we feel like we are the only ones who are doing the right thing or concerned about doing right then we lose heart and we stop trying to make progress.

One of the major strategies of our enemy, Satan, is to create a feeling of isolation and alone. Often, if we feel like we are the only ones who are doing the right thing or concerned about doing right then we lose heart and we stop trying to make progress.

One of the major strategies of our enemy, Satan, is to create a feeling of isolation and alone. Often, if we feel like we are the only ones who are doing the right thing or concerned about doing right then we lose heart and we stop trying to make progress.

One of the major strategies of our enemy, Satan, is to create a feeling of isolation and alone. Often, if we feel like we are the only ones who are doing the right thing or concerned about doing right then we lose heart and we stop trying to make progress.

When something in life seems unfair, our native reflex is often to grumble, complain and blame others (family, friends or authority) or “life” itself for stalling our progress. The only thing you can control in a given scenario is your response to the circumstances.

When something in life seems unfair, our native reflex is often to grumble, complain and blame others (family, friends or authority) or “life” itself for stalling our progress. The only thing you can control in a given scenario is your response to the circumstances.

When something in life seems unfair, our native reflex is often to grumble, complain and blame others (family, friends or authority) or “life” itself for stalling our progress. The only thing you can control in a given scenario is your response to the circumstances.

When something in life seems unfair, our native reflex is often to grumble, complain and blame others (family, friends or authority) or “life” itself for stalling our progress. The only thing you can control in a given scenario is your response to the circumstances.

When something in life seems unfair, our native reflex is often to grumble, complain and blame others (family, friends or authority) or “life” itself for stalling our progress. The only thing you can control in a given scenario is your response to the circumstances.