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Transformation Tuesday


Hello everyone! This transformation Tuesday is not the typical transformation Tuesday post. Yes I have a picture of myself two years ago and myself this year but I believe the greatest transformation has come mentally. For me doing difficult things was more than a challenge. It was almost impossible, I had developed a habit of quitting when things got tough. I was afraid to fail so I would rather not try at all. Fear of failure crippled me in so many different areas in my Life...kept me from achieving personal goals, kept me from having fun and from a quality social life. 

Being in the gym five days a week and on a regular basis being asked (well pushed/encouraged) to do things that I find difficult w/ no time or consideration for excuses has began to carve out a new side of my personality. Admittedly this side of my personality is still a little shy but I truly believe that I can achieve my goals now. I truly believe that is long as I want it bad enough I will obtain it, no matter what it is. The scripture that says through Christ I can do all things has never been more real to me than it is right now! From time to time my first thought is oh I can't what if I don't complete the task or oh this looks too difficult I might as well run or come up with an excuse instead of trying really hard. But shortly after the thought of what if I can emergencies and that pulls me away from the I can't or I'd rather not. 


This experience has also given me something else to think about… What if it's really not failure that I'm afraid what if it's succeeding in losing all of my excuses!

The links below will lead you to my Videos the 2nd is an accountability buddy channel! And as always you can find me on IG @Followmyjourney24



Be Blessed

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