Can you see the forest?

How many times have you heard the phrase you can't see the forest for the trees?

While there are several meanings for this there is one that I believe for me that I've found that might help make some sense.  How many times have you been in a situation where something has gone wrong and the first instinct was to look for someone else to blame.   How many times have you been in a business and the person waiting on you offered up some kind of excuse as to why they couldn't help you fast enough, or when something when wrong they blamed someone else for the mistake or problem?  

 What if we could erase this type of attitude thinking.  

What if people instead of looking toward others to blame would just say "I'm sorry It's my fault" and i'll fix it.  Then you could begin to see the greatness in those people, or when in the forest you could begin to see the trees.  

"Stop blaming small things for the big things to which you cannot control."

When will people stop blaming their circumstances for their failures and making excuses for why they cannot do things and just do it.  Many times people spend to much time complaining, trying to get out of doing things to where if they would just pick up do the work, in the time it took getting out of it they would've had it done.  

How great a country would we have today if people would stop judging others, stop blaming others for their own mistakes, and begin doing. "JUST DO IT"  Begin taking responsibility for you own actions, live by the word, believe in what you know is right and stand by what you believe.  If you do all these things you will never fail to miss seeing the forest ever again.  You'll always see beyond all the trees too the mountain tops beyond, you will see what is ahead for you.  Then he will bless you double for all you do and give you everlasting joy.

Isaiah 61:7

⁷ For your shame ye shall have double; and for confusion they shall rejoice in their portion:

 therefore in their land they shall possess the double:

 everlasting joy shall be unto them.

Romans 2:1

Therefore thou art inexcusable, 

O man, whosoever thou art that judgest:

 for wherein thou judgest another,

 thou condemnest thyself;

 for thou that judgest doest the same things.