you believe it was intended for your detriment,
but all things are working for your good.
it was sent your way to keep you spiraling down a shame cycle,
but you can tell your story without the shame because all things are working for your good.
anyone can see you are qualified for the job + yet you’ve received a rejection letter;
however, you must believe all things are working for your good.
when you notice that there’s nothing in this world that can be used against you, you become unstoppable.
by simply believing that all things are working for your good, you’ll figure out what to do with anything that comes your way + use it for your good.
failing an exam only tells you what you need to learn.
falling off a bike only encourages your body to build more core strength while encouraging it to find its balance to ride with ease + grace.
not getting your first pick only means there’s something better aligned with who you are out there waiting for you.
that rejection you’ve experienced is more aligned with divine redirection than your limited perspective, fam.
there are some things in your life that you aren’t privy to, things that life’s redirecting you from experiencing to keep you safe, to keep you sane, + to keep you focused on what’s important — your why.
that discomfort you feel is preparing you to feel comfortable when the opportunity you’ve been preparing for comes through.
because of the rejections, disappointments, + the “not right nows”, you’re prepared to receive what is for you in this season of your life!
work your way through the feeling that when life gets challenging, it’s attacking you on all fronts because
1) feelings aren’t facts
+
2) all things —
not what you want to happen, hear, see, or experience —
all things are working for your good.
be you, be dope!
Phylicia Sadsarin
Mindset Coach
journal prompt(s) for today:
| what is a scar or hardship you carry? write about how that trial shaped your character, built your resilience, or deepened your empathy for others. |
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