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Life is hard at the best of times, we firmly believe that if we have hope & faith that better days are in front of us, this is usually enough to restore the peace that we need to carry on & #NeverGiveUp.

A story featured on #HumantiesOfNewYork caught my eye because it resonates not only on a personal level, I think many will also do. She was brought up in challenging circumstances & finding solitude in education & it become a coping mechanism sounded all too familiar.

Regardless of the specific circumstances of each individual upbringing, if it was less than ideal in any shape or form it will inevitability leave an imprint on one’s life. We can only teach our children what we know, if this is less than adequate or not fit for purpose then to move forward one must think, it be a case of nature v nurture. 

I had grown to realize some harsh realities of life. We live in a fallen world & brokenness is an inevitable part of everyday life. Every family would have some sort of stronghold, some less evident & visible but it doesn’t mean it don’t exist. Accepting and learning to co-exist in a broken world can be very liberating. In most cases, it may start with healing past pain & traumas, forgiving self & others- letting go of the pain & start new ways of being. Otherwise the likelihood greatly increases in repeating those very cycles that brought us pain & discomfort.

How we define the meaning of life is truly telling on the beliefs & values that has taken root during childhood. To rewrite your destiny, we first has to go back to those very roots that taken us there in the place. A broken home can leave an immense void in someone’s life & that can turn us into something that we are not. This can make leading a productive & purposeful life somewhat challenging as we never get that sense of inner peace that enables us to enjoy & make the most of what life has to offer.
In my own walk with Christ, I have found the peace that allowed me to rewrite those roots, with the help of an entire new church family, I have never felt more loved & supported to lose those deep rooted scars of fear, un-forgiveness, anger, hatred, resentment & bitterness.

To close just wanted to leave you with a final thought- to rewrite your destiny, you first have to rewrite the history. Healing, forgiving & learning new ways of being that not only benefits self but for generations to come. When you find yourself, you will became the best version of yourself that was always meant. True success means living balanced in body, mind, spirit & soul. When you have inner peace, you will have clarity in knowing who you are & who you are becoming- the increase in self-belief will ride out the storms and marks the start of your very own success story. 

**We all go through pain but we can chose to be productive with that pain **. 

Have a blessed week.

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