I prayed to God for discernment. Me and Trina prayed
together for clarity. And literally a day later, I got exactly what we prayed
for. I needed direction, I signed up to be a part of this project that seemed
amazing and profitable, but when I really thought about it, the project didn’t
align with my ultimate goals. I wasn’t excited about doing the work even though
I knew I could do the work. And to
top it off, I let this go on for weeks, when I had this feeling in the pit of
my stomach that something was off. That something was me. I really have a hard
time telling people “no”, but in my new ventures I am learning to be more
assertive. And also more decisive. When you know what you want and what you
don’t, it’s easier to say simple words like “yes” and “no” and mean them.
In
this case, I didn’t know what I wanted, so I was being swept up into what could
have been a great opportunity for someone else, but it wasn’t right for me.
Earlier this week I talked about how you should #doitafraid, and that includes
turning offers down in order to get what you really want. Not everything that
is presented to you will be for you. Not all money is good money, no matter
what they tell you and not all deals are golden. Be discerning. And if you’re
not sure how, my suggestion is literally to follow your gut and to pray about
it. You can consult whoever you talk to at 2am, but at the end of they day,
each one of us is truly in control of our own destiny. Make sure you’re doing
what you love.
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