You've got a new story to write and it looks nothing like your past. It's true if you embrace that. And you can begin again right now.

Hey, I'm Terry Savelle Foy, your cheerleader of dreams. Thanks for joining me. You know, I heard a story about a lady known for making delicious homemade biscuits.

And people would drive the distance to get a taste of her biscuits. Now, you could smell them in the

driveway, they'd say. Your mouth would just water as you pulled them, you know, pulled up to her

house and she's getting them out of the oven, the size of softballs. Well, one day, this amazing

baker, she said, just consider what goes into making these biscuits. She said, the flour itself,

it doesn't taste good. Then she said, neither does the baking powder, which I have ingredients here,

and I have no idea what's baking powder. This is baking powder

in case she didn't know. But she said, this tastes horrible by itself. Then she said, can you

imagine drinking the shortening or taking a big old, is this shortening? This is shortening.

If you took a big old spoonful of shortening or I know what salt is. So a tablespoon of

salt or two tablespoons of butter. Can you imagine just eating that right off the spoon? But she said,

when you mix them all together and you put them in the oven, it all comes out just right.

Well see, the baker isn't focused on those single ingredients.

She's focused on the final product, not a can of biscuits.

Her's her homemade.

But you know what I mean?

She has a picture of what this is gonna turn out to be.

Light, fluffy, buttery, flaky, southern-style biscuits like

Grandma used to make.

And she is so focused on what these ingredients will produce, that image.

Well, the reason I'm telling you this is the truth is, the seasons of our lives seem like

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