Everyone has moments they wish they could redo—choices they wish they had made differently or paths they wish they had avoided. But the most important question is not what you did or did not do. The real question is: what are you doing now? Dwelling on the mistakes of yesterday will not improve your life unless you allow those moments to become learning tools that propel you into a more fulfilled future. When unchecked, dwelling on the past opens the door to depression, frustration, low self-esteem, anger, bitterness, rejection, confusion, and even destruction.

God is far more invested in your success, prosperity, and health than you may realize. Heaven pours into your day so that you can function in victory. You are not merely trying to have a good day—you are God’s child, a possessor of His life and nature. Scripture declares, “Now are we the sons of God.” That truth alone should shape your expectation for every single day.

Most people want progress in life, but progress does not happen by accident. Success must be planned for and intentionally pursued. Many believers wait for God to do something extraordinary while neglecting the responsibility to prepare. Yet hoping for increase without planning for it only leads to frustration.