What do you do when many people surround you, but you still feel alone?
How should you feel when the place you once called home no longer feels like you belong?
We spend most of our lives trying to fit in with others even though we know that what God put within us was never meant to be contained or wasted in a place we were meant to outgrow.
Fighting change prevented me from making the needed changes in my life.
For years and years, I struggled in silence but raged in public because I was unwilling to face a straightforward fact staring me in my face.
The worst place to be is the same place you were last year.
Those words and their impact made me realize that I had to change something in my life.
I have cried and cried because I have tried to improve my life in a place that was never meant to be where I was meant to strive.
No one wants to feel that they have outgrown the people they’ve known for most of their lives, but when you realize that traveling around the block puts you back in the same spot you have been for years, that is when you must make some tough decisions if you want to live a life worth living.
Only when we're ready to change and grow, does the following statement put us on the path to changing ourselves for the better.
The pain of our comfort prevents us from enjoying the joy of the uncomfortable feeling that growth requires.
In this book, I will take you step-by-step down the path I took to achieve the peace I desired in my life, repeating the following mantra every step.
If you’ve forgotten the language of gratitude, you’ll never be on speaking terms with happiness.
What will distance provide for you when you take your first step?