The things we tell ourselves


Did you watch the Mythbusters show?

Were you ever surprised by what was busted or true?

This mindset about ourselves can keep us stuck.

The things I have told myself that are true are often myths. What have you been telling yourself lately?

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​How can I pray for you this week?

You matter.

Much gratitude,

Cindy

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Author Motivator Workshop Creator Speaker

Do you need some motivation? Ideas for your writing? Ways to grow in your faith? Wednesday Words is my video blog that posts once a week. Check out my website for more information on my published books and workshop offers. https://cindybcurtis.com

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