You roast your reflection like the Artist who made you wasn’t in the room.

GRATITUDE

WHAT THIS MEANS

The way people speak to themselves about their own face and body would end a friendship if it were said out loud to anyone else. It becomes so habitual that it stops registering as cruelty, just an accurate report, which is exactly how it keeps running. Nothing about that voice makes you better at anything, and it is not honesty.

Catch one of those sentences this week and notice that you would never say it to a friend. Do not replace it with forced praise, which rarely sticks. Just stop finishing the sentence, and let the mirror be uneventful.

A QUESTION TO SIT WITH

What do you say to the mirror you’d never say to a friend?

MORE IN FAITH, GRACE & PURPOSE

Free, with nothing to buy inside it.