Hello beautiful people. There is no such thing as; “That is how I am and there is nothing I or anybody can do about it”.
There is definitely something you can do about it. You weren’t born with such character, either good or bad, you grew up to meet with it and you nurtured it until it became your personality that we know of you now.
Babies are not born with perculiar characteristics or certain mindsets. It is the responsibility of the parents as saddled by God to teach, impact and groom them in the way that is pleasant to the Lord.
The first school a child attends that shapes their mind is the school of the parent. And when you became of age, you begin to learn from within and out. The environment takes over and other external factors also endures to shape the characteristics of a person.
The person that you become and the kind of personality you create is consciously. whatever you are not changing you are choosing. This is a critical information you must understand and carry only with.
As you grow you evolve into the person you want to be, don’t settle for the “that is just who i am”. Who you really are is a child of God with his very nature, you must align yourself carefully with what is right and what is necessary.
Constantly Remind yourself you can still and can always evolve into your best version, keep raising the bar even if it’s from scratch, each day is an opportunity to get better. Be open to learn, unlearn and relearn.
When you flip this, you can see clearly that it is a two sided information.
"How I Am" is a reflection of my journey, my choices, and my resilience. I am a blend of my past experiences and my future aspirations, constantly evolving and growing. I am not defined by my mistakes but by my ability to learn from them. I am strong because I have faced challenges and kept moving forward. I am unique, with my own set of talents and perspectives that no one else can replicate. I am a work in progress, and that’s perfectly okay.
Every day, I strive to be a better version of myself, embracing both my flaws and my potential. I am enough, just as I am, and I have the power to create the life I envision.
Be yourself, everyone else is already taken. Embrace who you are, flaws and all, for that is where your true strength lies.
This is where that statement can apply. You must embrace your strengths and work on your weaknesses.
