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 Day 15 Monday April 14

Slept in until 5:40. It is a tired Monday. It is a good day to add on Bible study. I found a Fellowship of Christian Athletes devotional to use. 

Proverbs 1

The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom; fools do not like to take instructions or be corrected. 

Stay away from sinners who will try to entrap you with their schemes. 

The prayer today was to weed out pride. My offenses come from pride. I deserve better, why me? etc 

Matthew 7:24-27; Luke 12:13-21; 1 Corinthians 9:24-Do you not know that all the runners in the stadium run to win the race but only one will get the prize. Run to win the race. 

The Pivot Year catch up

day 1-Build a mosaic of your experiences. You life is unique. No other person has seen, done, or had what you have seen, done, or had. I am right where I need to be to begin living the life I have been putting off. 31 days of building my Bible devotionals followed by 

Breakfast burger, cottage cheese, and eggs. 350 calories 35g protein

Lunch yogurt, chia seeds, and fruit 200 calories 15 g protein and chicken salad 300 cal and 35g protein

snack-meat stick (50 cal/8 protein) can (120 and 28g) tuna, mayo, mustard, celery, an egg, 160 and  ezekial bread with chive cream cheese

530 calories and 52 cal

1500 calories and 140 g protein  


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