Do the Work

This past Sunday at church, the pastor said to work through your pain. As you heal and restore others, God is healing and restoring you.I was instantly reminded of the losses I had incurred over the last 15 years.

There were dark,dry, and lean seasons. I diligently worked through them.
Being a loan officer is awesome, except for the moments it's not. There are hard days, crucial conversations, and days that leave you void. 😱
With stead fastness you keep pressing forward and see less drama while experiencing more wins than losses. #mortgagegal
The key for me was letting the NEED and control go.
I'm a work in progress😁
I had adapted an ideology of service. As I help people get what they want, God will take care of what I want. It's my open palm policy. It's why I consult with compassion and guide people to the best solutions possible.
It is my responsibility to do the work. Work on good days. Work on bad days.
Work during dark, lean, and dry seasons. Diligence has rewards.
The magic and the message is in our faith.
While we work towards our future, we must believe that God (universe) is PROVIDING our solution, outcomes, and request. Even when we can't SEE it.
24 years of working, and everything I need God has provided, and the diligence has yielded beyond my expectations.
These are the things I talk with my kids about. LIFE IS AMAZING! You just have to make it to the good parts. The only way to do it is to push through in diligence.
Especially during dark, dry, and lean times; do the work.
Trust your process. Do the work. Watch it work out for you.
If you know someone who is working towards home ownership, I'm here to help them succeed.
If you ever need to be encouraged, I'd love to tell you about the goodness and grace in my life.

Abundance Always


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