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" Your marriage isn't typical."
That’s what someone said to me today.
And for a second… it sat heavy.
Because what they were really saying was—
the way you love each other isn’t normal.
We want to be together.
We choose each other—again and again.
There’s affection, ease, friendship… it’s visible. Tangible. Real.
And somehow… that’s considered rare.
Getting Unstuck
Have you ever looked at your life and thought…
“I know there’s more in me than this.”
No more hustle.
Not more pressure.
But more freedom.
More clarity.
More peace.
Sometimes we aren’t stuck because we’re incapable.
We’re stuck because we’re carrying old narratives into new seasons.
Which voice are you listening to?
Not every thought in your head is God. And not every feeling deserves your agreement. I’ve learned this the hard way. There were seasons when anxiety was loud, when shame tried to convince me I was failing, when fear rushed in and demanded my attention. But when I slowed down, I began to notice something — the voices sounded very different.
" Remember your creator." - Ecclesiastes
Why remember your Creator?
Why not remember your strength… your resilience… your survival?
But now I understand.
There were seasons in my life when I tried to become my own fixer. I tried to forgive on my own, heal on my own, move forward on my own. I thought if I just worked harder, prayed longer, tried better—I’d finally feel whole.
Instead, I felt tired.
When you begin to see differently, you can’t help but show up differently.
I can’t fully put into words how much life changes when you’re looking through healed lenses. It’s not that the trauma disappears—it’s that it no longer has the same power over you. You don’t even see it the same way anymore.
Can I be honest for a moment?
We spend so much of our lives chasing things that can never fully hold us — people, relationships, titles, money, opportunities, approval, the next big thing. And without even realizing it, our hearts start quietly whispering, “If I can just have that… then I’ll feel secure. Then I’ll be happy.”