Leadership requires sacrifice. If you’re not willing to give your time and truly invest in others, then you’re not ready to lead. Real leadership is about serving and making an impact in someone’s life, not just being seen or having a title.
This has been sitting on my heart for a few days due to my own personal experiences:
Just because a person is young doesn’t mean they can’t do great things or get the job done. Some of us even have the experience and still get overlooked because of our age.
God can use anyone, no matter their age. Sometimes young people have the passion, energy, and fresh ideas needed to make a difference.
All we ask for is a chance. Give us that opportunity and watch God work through us.
You can have everything you once wanted and prayed for, but are you truly happy? If so, why? If not, why? What could help if you’re not? Take time to reflect and answer this question during your devotional time.
Special shoutout to FedEx, Amazon, UPS, USPS, Door Dash, Instacart, Warehouses, stores with Curbside/Online Order Pick-up, stores with extended hours, and everybody else that’s holding it down! Y’all are the real MVPS! ❤️🙏🏾
When people show you kindness or go out of their way for you, be thankful. No one is obligated to do anything for you. Every act of kindness is a gift. ❤️
Sometimes God will place you in a situation that feels impossible, just to show you that He is the one who can bring you out of it. God will remind us that it is His power, not our own! 🙌🏽🙏🏾
When your passion or motivation starts to fade for something, seek God in prayer for strength, renewed energy, and a fresh sense of purpose and direction.
It's perfectly fine to let go or move on from things that no longer benefit you. Sometimes, change is essential for progress. Staying stagnat could be preventing you from receiving the blessings you're meant to have.
Listening with the intention of truly understanding someone can have a greater impact, versus simply listening to prepare our own response. We open ourselves up to deeper connections and more meaningful conversations when we’re a deep and active listener.