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WHAT I KNOW FOR SURE.


I have great admiration for Oprah Winfrey, so I took note
 that whenever she’s interviewing guests on her show she always ask them the question, "What do you know for sure?" and it’s always so enlightening and thought provoking listening to some of the answers people come up with, as a result of that I’ve never stopped asking myself that question.
And with that I came with my own list of some of the things I’ve come to know for sure in my own life and this is not to say I know everything

  1. God's grace is sufficient.
  2. I am wonderfully and fearfully made.  
  3. To always live my truth. 
  4. To Believe in what I pray for.
  5. Faith is a living thing.
  6. I am not for everyone.
  7. Always own who you are. (unapologetically so)
  8. Always trust and follow my intuition. (that shit don't lie)
  9. I am terrified of love because I'm afraid it will consume and fool me.  
  10. To always remember who I am, even when others forget. 
  11. All those places that rejected me were places that were never meant for me.
  12. To respect my time.
  13. Expectations are going to be the end of me.
  14. To be grateful for all my troubles, for there are many who carry heavier loads than me. 
  15. To always show up for myself.
  16. You cannot be powerful until you become unbothered. 
  17. Words are dangerous.
  18. There are alot of broken children walking around in adult bodies. 
  19. Human beings are trouble.
  20. Not everything is about me. (well not always)
  21. Don't let people know too much about me. 
  22. Never settle for potential.
  23. We are not meant to be perfect, we meant to be whole.
  24. I have so many unresolved issues. 
  25. There are people who will love and know me only for what they can get out of me.
  26. I create my own Blessings.
  27. Sometimes the people with the worst past, create the best future.
  28. Things will show up and they will look like failure but its really life trying to move you in a different direction. (Oprah taught me this) 
  29. We live to learn
  30. Always enjoy the little things.
  31. I don't have alot, but I have ME and that's everything!!!!!
  32. Self love is the best love. 


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