Every night before Jimmy goes to bed, he prays like this: “Dear Lord, I'm sorry for everything I did wrong today, consciously or unconsciously. Please forgive me. Please give me a good night's rest and help me wake up in the morning, if it's your will. Amen.” This may sound like a nice, humble, and repentant prayer, but it's the wrong way to pray. Your prayer times shouldn't be times to plead and pine away. They should be times of fellowship with the Lord, when you bring your requests before Him with thanksgiving.
God doesn't want you begging Him for anything! In Revelation 1:6, He says He's made us kings, and kings don't beg. So as a king, you're not supposed to pray like a beggar; that's unacceptable to God.
The Bible says, “You shall also decide and decree a thing, and it shall be established for you; and the light shall shine upon your ways” (Job 22:28 AMP). Kings make decrees and proclamations and have them established. This means when you pray, don't beg; rather, make decrees as a king would and you'll have whatever you say. Begin to develop the mentality of a king and only then can you take possession of all that belongs to you in Christ Jesus.