Dr. Mikel Brown

You cannot change other people, but you …..

You cannot change other people, but you can change yourself. It is very easy to focus on the faults of others; but it is rather uncomfortable to confront your own. People are generally running from themselves, living in constant fear, and are apathetic about confronting the challenges that oppose their dreams. Most people would like to have a substantial pay raise, live in their dream home, or own their own business. In fact, this sounds more like the American dream. If this is a selfish, egotistical approach to living, then we are all going to hell. However, to the contrary, this is no more than a person who wants a better life for him or herself and their loved ones. To live a life that is pleasing to God and to yourself, you have to commit to change. If you do not like the kind of results you have been getting in your life lately, this is an indication that what you are doing isn’t working. Why continue to do what doesn’t produce results? You can have a better life, live in your dream home, and even drive the kind of car you really like. Life guarantees us nothing, but if you can change the way you think, act, and believe, you can extract whatever you desire out of this world. Jesus came to earth, died that we may have life, and have it more abundantly. It doesn’t hurt to change; but change can be a tedious process. Work through it, and it will work for you.

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About The Author

Dr. Mikel Brown is an author, businessman, and religious leader who resides in El Paso, Texas, with his wife and three children. He is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor with over 28 years of experience. He has helped people from rocky marriages to rocketing careers. Dr. Brown has helped many people achieve success in marriage, business or just overcoming bad habits. He is the President and CEO of CJC Enterprises and owner and CEO of Power Communications Network, through which he conducts seminars and special events. His much sought after style of communicating and humor has made him a favorite for business conclaves and church conventions.

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  1. trinee1030 says:

    I have to concur that changing oneself is a difficult process. For many people, casting the beam in someone else’s eye is easier than looking at the beam in your own. It’s only till you get a revelation of who you really are, that you can be honest with yourself. Changing yourself is the greatest freedom that that anyone can experience. I can recall my own own partialities to others, after carefully assesing myself and realizing that they were not the problem, but, I was. I realized then that God cares for me as much as He cares for them. So now I can look at people through His eyes, because they are created in His Image.

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