🧩 ***The power of motivation is often underestimated, yet it is what keeps us grounded, faithful, and moving forward when life feels too heavy to bear.***
🌅The Daily Challenge
Each day, we are met with decisions that can either build us or break us.
And with each passing day, it becomes harder to stay connected to our purpose, to remember why we are who we are.
It is easy to be swallowed up by the whirlwind around us.
It is even easier to want to give up, to just go through the motions, playing the game of life without joy or intention.
And as if that were not enough, sometimes the people around us only make things harder.
Through their words and actions, they suggest, either subtly or outright, that we are not capable.
That we should not try.
That we do not have what it takes.
They put hurdles in our path.
They misguide us.
And sometimes, they succeed.
But the saddest part?
It is when we start believing them.
When we start telling ourselves we are not good enough.
That we are of no value.
That we are too broken, too far behind, too late.
💭 Truths to Remember
I want to share a few reminders, quotes taken from my recently published journal, because they are truths we need to hold close:
- We are most valuable to the One who made us.
- With God, all things are possible.
- God has given us the tools to shape our lives and grow into our best selves.
- What God intends for us, we will receive through faith.
- When we truly understand that God is the One in charge of our existence, not man, we are freer, stronger, and better equipped to walk in our purpose.
🌿 So Be Encouraged
Surround yourself with people who build you up with goodness, care, and constructive truth.
Let God be your guide.
Know that you are valuable, especially to the ones who truly love you.
And my advice?
Reciprocate.
Pour that same love, care, and belief into others.
🙏 Final Thought
God has already planted the seed.
Your job is not to doubt. It is to water it with faith.
In a world that will try to shake your purpose, cling to the truth of who you are and whose you are.
You were made for more.