"Be aware of what season you are in and give yourself the grace to be there." — Kristen Dalton
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What is the temperature on your patience thermometer?
What do you do in dry seasons? Or rather, how do you see dry seasons?
How do you speak to yourself when everything is at a standstill?
Are you a half-full or half-empty kind of person?
Who are you to yourself behind closed doors?
When you have your quiet shaken, you have the choice to be mean to yourself, to hold your standstill season against yourself, or you can choose to open yourself to God's love, love of your family and friends, and patiently care for yourself and others.
How do you handle that stage of life where everything is at a standstill? Or when that fast-moving thing in your life goes on a hiatus? When you hear that still, discomforting quiet? What do you do when the coins are no longer coming in like before? Or it seems like the calm voice that always speaks to you has gone silent?
By choosing to be content, seeing the glass as half-full, being in love with where you are, and keeping insight where you want to be, you have the possibility to open yourself to growth, to be free; to evolve; to be better; to be enough, and at least not burst your patience thermometer with unnecessary worries and what-ifs!
Whatever kind of party you are having in life or stage you're at now, remember you are someone's solution, and you are enough! Grow in God's grace.
As always, I hope every word, story, and every image gives you the nudge to keep soaring through life. Allow yourself the grace to grow, blossom, and uplift someone else! Recognize your fears, and do you anyway!
Love & Peace,
The Lady Nudge.
'Our mouths were filled with laughter, our tongues with songs of joy. Then it was said among the nations, “The Lord has done great things for them.” When the Lord restored the fortunes of Zion, we were like those who dreamed. The Lord has done great things for us, and we are filled with joy. ' Psalms 126:1-3 NIV
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