Imperfect Perfection

When we think about our lives, of course, we want everything to be peachy keen and go our way. Often times all we think about what is OUR plan and not the bigger picture…

Everything is a process- A growth & learning experience. My life isn’t perfect, but it’s the way it’s supposed to be right now; at this very moment. I accept the things that I’ve gone through and am going through as a lesson to be learned and one that I should grow from and make myself better and stronger. I don’t have my dream job I imagined when I was growing up. I am not the most beautifulest girl in the world, or the richest. I’m not on top of my game (yet). I don’t have the most glamorous or exciting lifestyle. I accept being single. I accept not having many friends in a big & unfamiliar city. I accept my financial circumstances. I accept my flaws. I know that life is like a Crock-Pot; it brews and simmers for a long period of time before completion. And when I sit back and let God be the Chef, I am able to accept my circumstances a lot better than I ever could on my own.

It’s easy for me to complain and be unhappy with everything that doesn’t go my way; it’s too easy, and it’s ridiculous at the same time. I’m a happier person when I just accept things as is. The imperfection makes me smile because I think about what’s going to come of it.

It’s helpful to do a checklist- “A Life’s Checklist.” To see where you been, how far you’ve come, and where you are headed.

  • Name one tough time you went through 5 years ago
  • What did you learn or get out of that time?
  • Think about where you wanted to be 3 years ago
  • Are you there now? Did you surpass that? Or are you in an even better place than what you imagined?
  • In spite of everything, take a look around and tell me you aren’t blessed, I dare you! :)

Accept life as is, in its most imperfect state; you’ll realize it can only get better from there.

Be Blessed

Gossiper

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