by Kimberly Stephens
Consistency: steadfast adherence to the same principles, course, form, agreement, harmony or compatibility.
Moment of truth:
Being consistent is by far one of my most challenging struggles! I’ve gone through moments where I’ve made up my mind to accomplish all the goals that I’ve written down in my journal or placed in my phone. Whether it’s the goal that I set a week ago, a couple of months ago, or a few years ago, I get in a zone and I’m on track to hit the mark!
Have you asked yourself, “Who Am I? What the heck is my purpose? How am I unique? What am I supposed to be doing?” If so, you’re not alone, I’ve asked myself thousands of times, and I finally have an answer. But before I give you my spew of learning who I am, I want you to take a moment and think about who you are.
If you find yourself struggling with this question, no fear! I’m here to help you!
Be yourself today. Compete with not another soul. It’s hard to stay in your lane when you’re looking everywhere else but forward. -Unknown
Recently, I heard a great message from Bishop Brady of The Potters House North Dallas: “Tied to the Post.” The entire message was amazing, but one thing struck me. Bishop Brady said, “Growth, promotions, lessons, and destiny only come when you are in your rightful position.”
After hearing his message, I told myself, “Stay in your lane, Kimberly!”
Is this easy for you?
Do you struggle in this area?
Confidence: a feeling of self-assurance arising from one’s appreciation of one’s own abilities or qualities.
Why does weight or a scale number seem to weigh down so much on our confidence? Is it because we have been so brainwashed that in order to look, feel, or be beautiful one must be a size 6; with long, straight hair; own a $400 watch; and a foreign, designer handbag to match? Better yet, one must ONLY eat lettuce, detox weekly, wear body shapers, and keep up with diet trends to be beautiful and sexy?
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