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Do Something Beautiful

Monday Motivation: Unhitch Your Self-Esteem Wagon

Do Something Beautiful

Leah Darrow

God, Religion & Spirituality, Modesty, Women, Beauty, Leah Darrow, Women's Issues, Faith, Inspiration, America's Next Top Model, Humor, Christian, Kids & Family, Society & Culture, Christianity, Catholic

4.9 β€’ 1.2K Ratings

πŸ—“οΈ 15 June 2020

⏱️ 5 minutes

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Summary

Unhitch your wagon from other people's expectations.

Especially strangers.



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0:00.0

Hey friends this is Leah and this is your Monday motivation happy Monday all right here we go

0:07.0

This is where we're gonna start this Monday unhinged your self-esteem wagon from other people's opinions, standards, and expectations of you.

0:21.0

Especially unhing your self-esteem wagon from strangers, my friends. I can't tell you how many people I encounter who have attached their self-confidence their self-esteem their

0:35.0

self-worth all of it and they've attached it to an actual stranger like

0:40.8

somebody else or something else that is like controlling how they

0:47.3

feel about themselves and their their value or their worth or what they can or can't do in the world. And so we need to

0:55.7

recognize this and then unhing it. We know from scripture it says one hand on the plow and

1:02.1

then looking back is not worthy of the kingdom of God.

1:05.0

We need to keep our focus on Christ himself.

1:09.5

Who you attach your self-esteem to matters. Who is that? We can attach our self-esteem to people

1:18.2

who don't even know us, people who don't even know me exist. There is a problem in that. And it happens too quickly. The way

1:28.5

that we live and how we are so connected to the world and everybody else and some voices in the world are louder than others

1:36.2

and they influence what we think about ourselves. But we need to turn down the volume of the world, turn up the volume of Christ, and remember that

1:45.8

we can attach our self-esteem, our confidence, our self-worth, our identity to him, who never fails us who loves us who has redeemed us who has

1:57.4

saved us who has died for us and who rose for us my friends. So pay attention to who you attach your self-esteem to.

2:06.1

Pay attention today, pay attention this week, this is your challenge, is really to look at all

2:11.0

of the different ways that you're connected in the world in in

2:15.8

your personal life in your social life in your online life like everything on your

2:21.3

phone you know the Instagram the Snapchat, whatever it is that you are a part of.

2:26.0

Pay attention to all these different voices and really find out, take a good inventory of what is affecting you positively or negatively.

2:37.4

If it is not breathing life into your life, cut it out. let it go, as Elsa would say. Let it go. The

2:47.1

voices in the world are many, but you have a right and the free will to choose who you listen to.

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