The Underdog Effect

What motivates you to get up and do something instead of doing nothing? The underdog effect helps us face challenges we would back down from. Being the underdog should not dictate your ability to overcome obstacles. Confidence is key to becoming successful. Set goals, work to attain them, and be consistent. The underdog has to work harder if they desire to be a champion. The losers outnumber the winners.

Two options: The thrill of victory or the agony of defeat. If you are a loser, you need to start winning. Believers face the same options in our everyday walk, work, and worship. When we walk by faith and not by sight, we can be effective. Sometimes we suffer; suffering is no excuse for not working. Your work should inspire you to worship God.

The Word of God will give you the strength you need to complete your task. We are conquerors through Christ the Lord. Many people are counting on your failure. The Lord upholds the believer.

Psalm 98:11-12. "Light is sown for the righteous, and gladness for the upright in heart. Rejoice in the Lord, ye righteous; and give thanks at the remembrance of his holiness." You do not have to remain an underdog; watch, fight, and pray. Experience the change.

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