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My daily routine that guarantees success

                   

I have a morning routine - the top four things I do daily that assure my success in life. The first thing I do when I wake up is my wife and I do morning devotion. I have a way of sliding to sit up. I have cards by my bed. Mathew Ashimolowo speaks.

 

I write out what I want to do for the day, usually in writing those things I write things that have to do with my long-term vision and I think they have to do with my short-term vision and the right thing to have to do with daily life. I feel that whatever I want to achieve in 10 years time I need to be doing something now that is part of it.




So the first thing I do is have devotion to my wife. The second thing is nowadays I no longer use those cards they used to be by my bed, I now use a notebook on my phone and I also use another app called Penzu, which is a journal. I use it but I don't use the journal for writing what I’ll do, I use the notebook to write the things I would do for the day - it has to do with my vision. it's not like I’m thinking that is when I get too close to the vision that I’ll begin to make it happen. Whatever I’m doing now has to do with that vision.

 

Some of the calls I’m making have to do with my spiritual vision, my ministry vision, and my business vision.  The next thing I do which many pastors don't do is go for golf the moment I finish all that planning. I go to golf since the last time I was here. I've lost 17 kilograms.  I went into intense weight loss. I play golf then after that, I go to the office. 

 

From Monday or Tuesday, I start writing my notes on some of the things I will share on Sunday. It takes 20 hours to prepare a good message that will feed the people because you have to search. You have to put things together. I live a quadrant life. Every message I preach is part of a future book. I have written 107 books. What I taught today is going to be a chapter in a book in the future.

 

Every message I preach is intended for a book. So my notes are not regular. My notes are not four pages they come from 15 to 40 pages and but then I’ve been trained so that you wouldn't know when I’m looking at it or when I’m flicking so I start in the morning with the motion I go on to ride my vision, my vision has to do with the future and handling something in the present. Part of some of those days also is reading, it is a duty I must read two books a week. It is mandatory that I must read 100 books a year. 





It is mandatory, so what I now do is every week, I buy a new book and download it instead of paper books. Sometimes, I download three-four books in one day. Once I see the books I want I download them. I read two books a week. I had to learn speed reading. I can read, let us say 150 pages in two hours and retain 95 per cent of it. 

 

I had to spend about three or four hundred dollars to train on speed reading because I just had about ten thousand books but they were not being read and it was decorating my office and everyone says pastor you get a bunch of books. I was not reading them and for my chosen field because I speak around the world I need to be current because the current is the currency of life. So I read two books in one week. 



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