Author: Shaun Bradford

Sealed with love. May yours be everlasting.

–Shaun

Good Morning ☀️

Here’s a wonderful reminder not to settle for less than what you desire, deserve, and are worth.

My dear friend, you’ve come too far to settle for what is. Keep going until receive every great thing God has for you.

You may ask, “How do I know if I’m settling?”

The answer is “you’ll know.”

You will know.

I pray you have a fabulous Friday and beautiful weekend. May it be filled with lots of love, peace, joy, and laughter.♥️

I love you,

Shaun

In one of my previous posts from this morning, I wanted to know how you regain confidence after taking a hit. Well, it didn’t take long for God to answer. I came across a message by Victoria Osteen, “Break Through The Barriers Of The Past.”

The message:

You regain confidence by not allowing the fear of failure, rejection, or being hurt to stop you from trying again. You keep getting up. You keep believing. You keep going. Basically, everything I’ve been saying to encourage myself and everyone else.☺️

Y’all, God is so good. I will never be able to express enough how much I appreciate His love for me. I am beyond blessed.♥️

Shaun

Many of us have been through experiences that we thought would destroy us, yet we are still here. Still standing! Know that those experiences, and future ones, aren’t meant to destroy us, but to elevate us. We will emerge stronger, better equipped, and wiser than before.♥️

Love you,

Shaun

Shared on Instagram with the song “Live Through It” by James Fortune. Click “View Profile” to listen.

Sealed with love and encouragement. Never stop believing in yourself.

–Shaun

Good Morning ☀️

Lately, I’ve been seeing a lot of memories from my Research Diva–RD days. It makes me wonder what life would be like had I not let things rattle me to the point that I ran and hid? Because, honestly, that’s exactly what I did. I was still moving about and interacting as if everything was the same; however, inside, I wasn’t the same person. I had lost almost all of my confidence, and no matter what I did to rebuild it, it only made me feel more inadequate, especially when I started working on my doctorate. I also tried changing directions completely by playing around with Marketing. For a while, I was all over the play. Sighing…

Now, here I am, eight years later, more confident than I was a few years ago; however, not nearly as confident as I was back then. I rarely—almost never—think about what could’ve been, but today, I wonder.

Have you ever lost your confidence to the point where you retreated and hid? If so, how did you regain it?

By the way, I did find Gunsmoke (see last post), but decided to watch Leave It To Beaver instead.☺️

I pray you had a restful night. May your day be filled with love, light, hope, and peace.♥️

I love you,

Shaun