Soar like an Eagle

Eagles are fascinating creations. Here are four behavioral traits we can learn from.

1. Association-Eagles only associate with other eagles. When they are paired up, they are paired up for life. We need to make sure we are associating with people who want to soar and not sulk.

2. Altitude-An eagle can soar up to 10,000 feet. How can they do this? There feathers are very light, but very strong. In order for us to go to the High Places, we must first rid ourselves of heavy burdens and cares.

3. Appetite-an eagle doesn't eat just anything, a Bald eagle eats fresh fish. We need to eat fresh things, like positive and life-ful words. Refrain from "Dead food" like negativity, complaints, excuses and words of defeat.

4. Aim-The eagle has two sets of eyelids; one is for preventing any distraction from hindering their focus and the other one is for keeping their eye moist. We must develop a strong sense of focusing and not allow things or people to hinder us. We must also manage what we are viewing with our eyes.

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