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So I want to talk about stories.
Time and time again I am being reminded that
I am the creator of my story and owning them is pivotal to me over coming
obstacles and thriving in my life.
Yet
again today I read that we need to own our stories and having a laugh at a
collection of words that I often say.
If
I own this story I get to write the ending. Well my words have gone down the
avenue of
“this is not the way I want
this story to go or end”.
A few weeks
ago I was in the darkest place I have known where I was desperate to end the
suffering. Mine,
my children’s and my
husbands.
Nothing I was doing was
altering things or stopping devastating reality that we were all facing.
There was so much conflict, pain,
destruction, hurt, dysfunction and craziness something had to change.
I was feeling shame,
guilty, helpless and so unloved and I was breaking.
So I woke up one day and I said this is my story
and I want it to end well.
I want
readers to cheer and feel stoked for my character.
My character was devastated and was allowing
her lack of self worth to destroy everything.
I was not liking the story (or me) but I finally decided it did not have
to head the way it was going.
Carl Jung reminds me “I am not what has happened to me I am
what I choose to become.” This is
incredibly powerful and if I am going to fight the shame monster inside it will
come from what I choose to become. This
is one very interesting story and it is going to get more interesting but
please keep cheering for me.
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