Have A Self-Reflection Of Yourself

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While growing up, I was embarrassed to tell people that I was born and raised in a village where we spent years without electricity.

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Due to my parents' employment migration, I changed schools frequently, so I was always quiet when my classmates were discussing how nice and beautiful their parents' house looks.
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Then, we were still living in a rented house. I was ashamed of myself, and the embarrassment spread unconsciously to me being ashamed of my background.
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I'm sharing this because you need to have a self-reflection of yourself if such a thought has ever crossed your mind.
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Be bold and tell everyone what you believe or what you stand for.
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Fear of standing up for your beliefs indicates that you are ashamed to be associated with them.
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Never should you be ashamed of your background; however, you should channel what you don't like about your family as motivation to be the changemaker your family has been waiting for.
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Whatever you don't like about your background, make it the reason God purposefully placed you in that family.
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You must also learn to accept yourself.
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Accept your parents, and your background and work toward being the transformational agent in your family rather than crying over spilt milk.
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Work on your self-esteem and envision yourself as the man or woman who will change your family's story.
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Your parents might be traders or average workers; darling, love them and work on yourself to make them proud.
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You are not sent to your family by mistake.
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Joseph could have thought that he was sent to his family by mistake, but God proved that wrong by positioning him in Egypt; otherwise, his family would have died of hunger.
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You are not a biological mistake.
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You are not cheated by God.
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There's a reason why you have been sent to that family.
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Discover that purpose and make God proud.
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Cheers to your becoming 🥂❤️

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