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I have a dream to transform lives of individuals on steemit. Im about to share with you a very profound information that will change your life forever.

Hello steemit....! My name is Joseph Sanhewe, Im 31 years old.
Im a teacher at the very core of my being. Im temporarily working as a contractor in construction industry. Im also currently working on a bitcoin mining project. Im one of the strongest believers of the future of blockchain technology. God bless blockchain....!

I love steemit
Im mostly exited about the future of steem blockchain, since its first if not the only blockchain social media. I believe steemit will wipe out all other social media platforms since blockchain is the future of everything. Getting paid for having fun and making money from the comfort of your home is a very rare opportunity that you can only find on such platforms as steemit. Steem on steemians...! the is exiting.

My primary aim in life is to experince joy. I feel so good and Im aIways predominantly feeling that way. I have a lot of enthusiasm and love for people. I strongly believe in the power of thoughts and emotions.My aim on steemit is to connect with like minded people on deepest levels of joy love peace happiness freedom and satisfaction and how to maintain those spiritual qualities which are priceless

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I believe people who spent most of their time exercising control over their thoughts and emotions are always outstanding and are above the majority in all aspects of life. If you seat down and think properly you will notice that there no exercise that is of more vital impotance than this.

Few years ago, I was asked to answer this question on a radio programme: "What is the biggest lesson you have ever learned?" That was easy: by far the most vital lesson I have ever learned is the importance of what we think. If I knew what you think, I would know what you are. Our thoughts make us what we are. Our mental attitude is the X factor that determines our fate. Emerson said: "A man is what he thinks about all day long." ... How could he possibly be anything else? I now know with a conviction beyond all doubt that the biggest problem you and I have to deal with-in fact, almost the only problem we have to deal with-is choosing the right thoughts. If we can do that, we will be on the highroad to solving all our problems. The great philosopher who ruled the Roman Empire, Marcus Aurelius, summed it up in eight words-eight words that can determine your destiny: "Our life is what our thoughts make it." Yes, if we think happy thoughts, we will be happy. If we think miserable thoughts, we will be miserable. If we think fear thoughts, we will be fearful. If we think sickly thoughts, we will probably be ill. If we think failure, we will certainly fail. If we wallow in self-pity, everyone will want to shun us and avoid us. "You are not," said Norman Vincent Peale, "you are not what you think you are; but what you think, you are."

Now let me give you a striking illustration of that fact of a short story.....this is a true life story

Frank Whaley tells me: "I worried about everything: I worried because I was too thin; because I thought I was losing my hair; because I feared I would never make enough money to get married; because I felt I would never make a good father; because I feared I was losing the girl I wanted to marry; because I felt I was not living a good life. I worried about the impression I was making on other people. I worried because I thought I had stomach ulcers. I could no longer work; I gave up my job. I built up tension inside me until I was like a boiler without a safety valve. The pressure got so unbearable that something had to give-and it did. If you have never had a nervous breakdown, pray God that you never do, for no pain of the body can exceed the excruciating pain of an agonised mind. "My breakdown was so severe that I couldn't talk even to my own family. I had no control over my thoughts. I was filled with fear. I would jump at the slightest noise. I avoided everybody. I would break out crying for no apparent reason at all. "Every day was one of agony. I felt that I was deserted by everybody-even God. I was tempted to jump into the river and end it all.

"I decided instead to take a trip to Florida, hoping that a change of scene would help me. As I stepped on the train, my father handed me a letter and told me not to open it until I reached Florida. I landed in Florida during the height of the tourist season. Since I couldn't get in a hotel, I rented a sleeping room in a garage. I tried to get a job on a tramp freighter out of Miami, but had no luck. So I spent my time at the beach. I was more wretched in Florida than I had been at home; so I opened the envelope to see what Dad had written. His note said: 'Son, you are 1,500 miles from home, and you don't feel any different, do you? I knew you wouldn't, because you took with you the one thing that is the cause of all your trouble, that is, yourself. There is nothing wrong with either your body or your mind. It is not the situations you have met that have thrown you; it is what you think of these situations. "As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he." When you realise that, son, come home, for you will be cured.' "Dad's letter made me angry. I was looking for sympathy, not instruction. I was so mad that I decided then and there that I would never go home.

That night as I was walking down one of the side streets of Miami, I came to a church where services were going on. Having no place to go, I drifted in and listened to a sermon on the text: 'He who conquers his spirit is mightier than he who taketh a city.' Sitting in the sanctity of the house of God and hearing the same thoughts that my Dad had written in his letter-all this swept the accumulated litter out of my brain. I was able to think clearly and sensibly for the first time in my life. I realised what a fool I had been. I was shocked to see myself in my true light: here I was, wanting to change the whole world and everyone in it- when the only thing that needed changing was the focus of the lens of the camera which was my mind.
"The next morning I packed and started home. A week later I was back on the job. Four months later I married the girl I had been afraid of losing. We now have a happy family of five children. God has been good to me both materially and mentally. At the time of the breakdown I was a night foreman of a small department handling eighteen people. I am now superintendent of carton manufacture in charge of over four hundred and fifty people. Life is much fuller and friendlier. I believe I appreciate the true values of life now. When moments of uneasiness try to creep in (as they will in everyone's life) I tell myself to get that camera back in focus, and everything is O.K. "I can honestly say that I am glad I had the breakdown, because I found out the hard way what power our thoughts can have over our mind and our body. Now I can make my thoughts work for me instead of against me. I can see now that Dad was right when he said it wasn't outward situations that had caused all my suffering, but what I thought of those situations. And as soon as I realised that, I was cured-and stayed cured."

the end

Such was the experience of Frank J. Whaley.....

Now here is the point of the story

The longer I live, the more deeply I am convinced of the tremendous power of thought.
As a result of thirty years of my life as an adults, I know men and women can banish worry, fear, and various kind of illness, and can transform their lives by changing their thoughts. I know! I know! ! I know! ! ! I have seen such incredible transformations performed hundreds of times. I have seen them so often that I no longer wonder at them.
I am deeply convinced that our peace of mind and the joy we get out of living depends not on where we are, or what we have, or who we are, but solely upon our mental attitude. Outward conditions have very little to do with it.

Life is a magnificent trip of joy and happiness when you master how to get control of your thoughts and emotions. I will be sharing with you the know how
Follow and upvote me @joeonline87 and I will do the same to you.

I would like to express my gratitude to @jerrybanfield for his seven day Steemit Basic Training together with his friend @joeparys for his inspiring results on steemit. I also appreciate @georgedonnelly for his turtorial video on how to get started. I will not forget the steem community at large your participation is what makes steemit higher and still higher.

Steem on steemians the future is great and exiting.