It's Okay To Be Great! To Be Different & Blend

Greatness shouldn't be scandalize yet because we are living mediocre, we usually "hate" those who live and follow their heart's deepest good desires.

Our ego will say it's painful to see others living the life we have dreamed of because "we didn't try our best and we fear our own greatness" so we hide and complainly have identity crisis & regrets.

Small steps, small tasks toward bigger plans and goals. Patience, consistency, inspiration into expanding skills set, what else shall we need to have the courage to do our best that package our greatness, the beingness that we're afraid to tap into because we thought we lack the capabilities and resources, how many times we've read and heard the Great Unknown that every influencer, speaker or preachers say is with and in us?

When I met or watched people with great self-expression or wealth before, I wonder what makes them have those attitudes of being "unstoppable, simple yet happy in life" that usually will misinterpret by those who "don't know how great they are and do less of what they can" as rude or arrogant 🤣.

Then only to realize after unfair judgement that they are one of the most childlike, jolly, easy to work with people on Earth. Firmness is needed though for serious matter so we expect it from them. Holy anger is not bad at all, esp. if it's character enhancement, healthy expression and has fair base or justified.

Loving Your Greatness Vs. Hating

Loving sometimes is painful. We know it whether interpersonal or "self" relationship.

Knowing our flaws and managing it and becoming it's master so that we could be the best version of who we really are is loving all of us! When we usually flip the spotlight or mirror to others, what we see is that which we lack that may cause us to feel little, self-hate or unworthy because that other person is unbelievably confident about his own value.

In this case what we must do is to focus on "How could I enhance more my strength? How could I know which field I belong and how could I perform in a way of not hating myself but loving more of him, thus refocusing my bad envy or jealousy into balance self-empowerment? How could I empower others if I don't know how to?"

You can give what you have & can't what you don't have, spread loving your greatness, the world is already in pain of hating themselves & feeling devalued.

Time to stop that waste.

Seeking first within is knowing how you could become that version of you who is courageous, valuable, cool performer and firm believer of faith of the Lord in you.

Therefore it's fine and okay to be great!

You know that, there is that person inside you that you could show to the world, unrevealed yet and have been concealed of many "hurts" and fails. Who's person on earth who had no scar? We all had.

The question is how will you use it to be different and be that unique you. Our life-experiences should enhance more our strength & weaknesses. No need to ask permission to be that great person you always have in mind.

You can be not me and still blend in!

We thank the Lord for giving us mixes of gifts, talents and purposes. To be the person He made us to be is one of the highest achievement, physically,emotionally & spiritually, that echos lovingly from all heavens down below and eternity.

Greatness is embedded in our characters that is conceal because we "think we're not worthy to show if off and only others can."

We all have different definition of being great, to some it's simplicity, to some it's extravagant & I honor that meaning of yours that we're excited to see in you and out of you.

Be that light and person the Lord called you to be. He is being glorified by you being great, that person that you always dreamed of showing the world.

Perform in grace excellently, you're worth it.

Here's cheering on you being different, strengthened, empowered and blending in the crowd of great people,

SuperJulalaine💗

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