* Whenever I get an overly idyllic view of someone else's circumstances, I often remind myself out loud, "I am not equipped to handle what they have -- both good and bad."
Think of something you want that someone else has. Have you been lured into thinking, If only I had ____________ like that person, my life would be great!" Now practice redirecting those thoughts by saying instead:
I am not equipped for her good.
I am not equipped for her bad.
I am not equipped to carry the weight of her victories.
I am not equipped to shoulder her burdens.
I am not equipped to be her in any way.
I am, however, perfectly
equipped to be me.
Therefore, thank You, God, for only entrusting me with what I have and who I am.
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