Read: O Remember, Remember

Try to listen to the passage the first time without looking at the text. Then listen again while following along with the text to understand more.

President Henry B. Eyring spoke in a General Conference in October 2007. His talk was called “O Remember, Remember.” He spoke about his experience with writing in his journal every day. He wrote about how he saw the hand of the Lord in his life and in his family. He also wrote so he could remember his experiences in the future.

You also can reflect. You can think about your blessings. You can think about growing and changing, and you can compare yourself now with how you were before.

It is crucial for you to think about your learning. What are you learning? How are you changing? How are you different today than when you started EnglishConnect? What can you do today that you couldn’t do before? How is Heavenly Father helping you? Are you more confident than before?

Also, think about your vision. Review your vision statement. Are you closer to it now? Think about your goals. Are you closer to reaching them? Think about your study plan. Are you completing the activities in your plan?

Here is a quote from President Eyring: “As I would cast my mind over (think about) the day, I would see evidence of what God had done for [me] that I had not recognized in the busy moments of the day. As that happened, and it happened often, I realized that trying to remember had allowed God to show me what He had done.”

Think about your own life. What is God doing in your life? Recognize His hand in your life. Remember Him! Give Him thanks for your blessings. You will be happy as you see His hand in your life more and more.