Forgiving oneself is a crucial part of healing. Yet, there is a part of me, the most critical, perfectionistic part, that believes that forgiving myself is letting myself off the hook or allowing myself to forget some lesson I am supposed to remember.
“What if it doesn’t work out?” is getting on my nerves, along with its twin, “Will it work out?” and its cousin, “I’m hoping it works out.” I am tired of the whole damn family! More importantly, I am tired of using them.
I have good news and not-so-good news. The good news is most of you are NOT on God’s stronger warriors list. The not-so-great news is that your life feels like it’s been in upheaval because it is, and you asked for it.
I believe there is power in letter writing, and I’ve done it my entire life. I’ve written letters to folks who have wronged me, explaining… Read More »Healing Never Ends
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Since I decided to fix my life, I’ve moved through many stages and cycles. I did a ton of inner work and worked on some relationships. I figured out my dreams and priorities, but I forgot about joy.