And I was thinking the other day about something interesting that I'm sure a lot of us too,

probably all of us.

And you know, like we all have parts of ourselves that we don't like.

You know, maybe it's a habit you can't seem to break.

Maybe it's a weakness you've been aware of for many years now.

Maybe it's a part of your personality you wish you could change or tone down.

And then what do we do?

Instead of seeing that struggle for what it is, a part of us, we take that one thing,

amplify it, and let it define our whole identity.

We don't say, I struggle with discipline. We say, I'm lazy. We don't say I struggle with discipline. We say I'm lazy.

We don't say I made a bad decision. We say I'm a failure. We don't say I have social anxiety.

We say I'm awkward. I don't belong. People don't like me. We let one weakness overshadow our whole

being and the rest of our strengths. The truth is you are not one thing. You are made up of many parts.

A single flaw does not erase all that is good about you.

A single mistake does not cancel out your potential.

A single weak spot does not make you unworthy.

You know, a single crack does not shatter a mountain doesn't know the mountains still

stands strong or a dim moment does not steal the sun's light. It stands bright,

illuminating for everybody to feel. If you've been letting a single part of yourself dictate

your entire worth, stop that. Stop that. Stop that. Stop that.

It's time to shift how you feel about yourself, how you see yourself. We live in a world that

loves labels. You know, like it's easier to say I'm bad at this than to admit this is something

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