It's Not That Bad?

Heyy heyy. I hope you had an awesome week. This week's post is short and also based on experience.

In life, we sometimes hear stories of certain experiences people have had and inadvertently those stories colour our expectations for ourselves at those stages of life.

The fact that someone else had it bad shouldn't make you expect bad for yourself. The Bible says the expectations of the righteous will not be cut short so we should always anticipate the best.

You are not everyone else. "Bad" in the context of experiences is largely subjective so it may not be that bad. Also even if others had it bad, you as a bona fide son(or daughter) of the king have the right to speak what you want and then have it materialise.

Whatever it is they've told you is bad or hard or whatever is not really as bad as you may think. So be positive. You can and will adapt and because God is with you, you will not just survive, you will thrive.

Cheers guys! Same time next week by God's grace😊😎. You know what to do😉. Have a blessed week

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