You Aren't What You Do
One minute, you are whipping through homework and job tasks, planning an amazing night out with the girls, and generally feeling on top of life and expectations. The next, everything you try to do takes three times as long, your desk and closet are a mess, and the kids you babysit decide they don't really like you. Ever feel this way? It's like a great roller coaster ride between failure and mastery. And really, it's just called life in a broken world. But I'm learning that we need to be aware of the dangers in both. When we feel in charge, capable and on top, that's when pride becomes our best friend. Who is in control of this situation and this project? I am. Who doesn't need any help because she's just so amazing? Yep, that would be me too. We're tempted to prove ourselves, over and over. It becomes a race to stay in control, to stay independent. But unfortunately, none of those three things are where we should be. If I'm provin