No one wants to fail, BUT everyone needs to! It's not a question of "IF" but "WHEN" and we believe how well and how quick we can recover determines the size of our next risk.
As I was flipping back to the chapter I was reading I saw the words WAKE-UP and I just sat there for a long time thinking about how I had been swallowed up by my life... going through the motions of being a mom and wife but no having a clue who I was as a person.
Look at all that “your fight” has accomplished in your own life and the world around you. Remember why you started and how strong you’ve become through the process.
The beautiful thing about getting rid of shame is that it can't survive in the light. Once we're honest with ourselves about why we're hiding and we expose the brokenness - shame shrivels and healing begins.
When we're able to identify our fear two things happen. We can deal with it head on and then we can take a step forward. Is what you will gain from the decision worth what you might lose?
How we meet impossible situations in our lives is absolutely an indicator of who we think we are and how far we’ll go to overcome it.
CHANGE IS GOOD. There are areas of our lives where we’d rather stay a slave to brokenness, and fear OVER experiencing...
Sometimes risk requires big sacrifice and large leaps of faith. Other times it beckons us to get quiet and be still.
EXHALE FEAR. The best way I know to deal with fear is to face it head on, walk towards it and then let it go.
No one wants to fail, BUT everyone needs to! It's not a question of "IF" but "WHEN" and we believe how well and how quick we can recover determines the size of our next risk.
YOUR PAST DOESN'T DEFINE YOU. What we’ve been through determines what we carry around in life, it doesn't define who we are. The goal is to heal fr...
As I was flipping back to the chapter I was reading I saw the words WAKE-UP and I just sat there for a long time thinking about how I had been swallowed up by my life... going through the motions of being a mom and wife but no having a clue who I was as a person.
Look at all that “your fight” has accomplished in your own life and the world around you. Remember why you started and how strong you’ve become through the process.
The beautiful thing about getting rid of shame is that it can't survive in the light. Once we're honest with ourselves about why we're hiding and we expose the brokenness - shame shrivels and healing begins.
When we're able to identify our fear two things happen. We can deal with it head on and then we can take a step forward. Is what you will gain from the decision worth what you might lose?
