What do you have, that’s just for you? This is the question we must ask ourselves to balance out the parts of us that are goal-driven or engaging in activities with an agenda.

When people are wiggling out on their spiritual or personal growth practices because they get uncomfortable, they never get the gift of seeing what’s on the other side of that discomfort.

The choices that we make for sustaining growth over time can either build up our lives and help us flourish, or take us down. What are you putting effort into?

If there is war within ourselves, there will be war outside ourselves. The tricky part: not realizing when we are waging the wars within.