TAKE THESE FOUR STEPS TO OVERCOME LIMITATIONS AND STAGNATION

 The desire of God for man's destiny is to be progressive, but most times, the opposite happens. We stagnate and several limitations obstruct our progress. We work and toil so much but nothing comes out of it. Stagnation is never the will of God, it is the work of the devil. The forces of darkness inhibit us from making progress in life. To become free from this bondage, these are five steps you should take.

1. Pray and Fast: Praying and fasting are very effective ways of battling spiritual realm that has limited you from making progress. Luke 10: 19 says "Behold, I give unto you power to tread on serpents and scorpions, and over all the power of the enemy: and nothing shall by any means hurt you." Once you are a believer, you are already empowered and victorious. You have to enforce your victory to become your present reality by engaging in fasting and prayer. 

2. Overcome Your Limiting Thought: It is impossible to change something you don't even believe can change. Jott down and keep a record of the limiting thoughts and beliefs that are keeping you imprisoned. Train your mind to leapfrog above thoughts in your mind that have held you bound. Think big and open your mind to different possibilities. Ensure that you analyze every circumstance by looking through the lens of possibilities.

3. Take Action: Take action on your aspirations even if they challenge your current views. The power of action is immense. Beliefs change fast when adequately challenged. If you are feeling confined, get out of there as quickly as possible.

4. Make Knowledge Priority: Keep on increasing yourself by studying more. Expand your boundary of knowledge and get yourself informed about as many skills as possible. There are several methods to learn and develop your skills. These include reading, attending seminars, passing on your message, pushing your own boundaries and taking on new challenges. Don't stop expanding.

With these steps followed effectively, you will overcome limitations and stagnation.