I’m Living Proof
And we get discouraged and believe that we don't have the power, or at least that's what we tell ourselves. We don't have the power or control over certain aspects of our life. And I believe we do. And I do believe that there are certain areas of our life that we do have to relinquish whatever we believe that we can do to change it and begin to enter into a space of acceptance and coping with whatever has happened. So yeah, I'm super excited
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 1:00
You really allude to so many things that are so frustrating to look at in terms of infrastructure not allowing for just basic access to things, and yet you're talking about just the ability to punch through that wall and see so much light another side. Are there mentors that you can bring one into the space? Just talk about somebody who inspired you. I'd love to hear about that. Thanks so much and welcome to swell
My mother is, in my eyes, the epitome of resilience, strength, determination, intentionality, love, everything that you could think of that's great and beautiful in this world that we don't often get to see a lot of human beings perpetuate or be. My mother was very essential and key in shaping portions of who I am as an adult human being in this world. My mother was the one who was the first person who introduced me to affirmations before I can even understand what affirmation was
Ruby T
@WanderingYehudi · 4:35
And yes, I, too, believe me. I'm sure you'll hear some sirens if you listen to my podcast, little swell symposium, of what I have been through in life. But I do want to remember to glorify the most high, because El Shaddai, the almighty, is the only one who has made me still stand to this day. And I'm trying to believe in my children's prayers if I can't even believe in mine