This show is motivational and reinforces the fact that we all have a life that must be guarded carefully, because it is full of swift transitions. Tomorrow is not promised to us and time does not wait on us. We must focus on what lies ahead and stay true to the course, while dealing with the hand that we have been dealt by life. The word, no, is not an option for having a good mindset and inside motivation to achieve. Networking with others who are successful in what we aspire to do is imperative. In so doing we will circumvent much of the bureaucratic red tape. The audience is encouraged to live life to the fullest while time is on their side. Their challenge question is: Can you only believe that you can become whatever you want by God’s grace? God for us is more than the whole world against us.

This show features an extremely gifted woman of God, Pastor Joyce Meyer. She uses personal testimony to encourage her audience to remain positive in life regardless of their circumstances, as our troubles may be a blessing to someone else. The enemy, according to Mrs. Meyer, despises anything Godly about us and will impede our progress by any means necessary. In essence she is teaching us how to be Christian in a world that is not Christian to us. Pastor Meyers reminds the audience that we must give mercy in order to receive mercy. She quotes several scriptures and the one that stands out is Ephesians 5:20 which she rephrased to say, “Thank you God for my problem,” because our hurts and pains may stretch us but the end result is our growth. God’s lifetime calling is on every Christian as ministers, and there is no turning back. She shares biblical figures that attempted to run from God, but eventually accepted His call. When God wants us to do something we will not be happy until we do it. Finally, she differentiates between Christian’s and Non-Christians and challenges everyone to bring light into a dark world.

Motivational Speaker Les Brown’s quotes are used to inspire listeners to pursue their dreams in spite of obstacles and naysayers. The audience is encouraged to lay aside every weight and run with patience the race that is set before them. The urgency of life and the unpredictability of time places emphasis on doing it now, rather than later. Also, we must set tangible goals and seek credible mentors who can make our path to success brighter. Procrastination leads to death of our dreams and failure to leave a legacy for the world. We must live full and die empty days Mr. Brown.