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Hello Sunday

Shaun Bradford

Happy Sunday! I pray your weekend has been great and today is just as wonderful.

So, here’s today’s Facebook memory. I screenshot it to capture the hashtags. The one that stood out most was “It’s Soul Deep.”

“Genuine happiness is when your soul is at peace—it’s soul deep.” I felt that.

The social media find. Photo credit: Unknown (FB: 2018)

As you can see, I was heavy with the hashtags. Smile. Which one resonated with you?

Well, that’s all for now. Again, have a wonderful day.♥️

Love you,

Shaun

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Light & Love

Shaun Bradford

Light and love shines through you. We see them in your smile, in your laugh, and in the way that you love and give. Your kindness and compassion are unmatched. You have a big heart and beautiful soul. Never let anyone or anything dim your light. The world needs it. The world needs YOU!♥️

Love you,

Shaun

You matter. Shine!💫
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My Prayer

Shaun Bradford

Good Morning!

Remaining obedient while allowing God to lead.🙏🏽

That was my prayer nine years ago. Today, it’s pretty much the same—for God to use me as He sees fit. Now, I’m not going to lie, it’s not always easy to do. I do struggle. However, I do know His promises and my purpose are great, and there’s so much more for me to do and achieve during this lifetime. I will not allow fear, doubt, or the complexities of life stop me from having or achieving everything God has for me. As I said then, I know I can do ALL things when He’s involved.

I pray you have a beautiful weekend.♥️

Love you,

Shaun

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Born to Lead?

Shaun Bradford

Do you see yourself as a leader?

Many, many moons ago—going back to childhood—I was always the leader. Always the first to take charge. Always the first to hand out orders (yeah…I really thought I was running things😄). The most outspoken, most reliable, most helpful, and one who could bring others together. However, with that being said, I was also the first to be reprimanded or disciplined when things didn’t go right. Oh… and not to mention, I was also the eldest child and grandchild of a very large family (my mom had six children and my grandmother had eleven). So, the title and expectation were given to me without regard for whether I wanted it or not. I was the leader by default.

Fast forward to today… Today, I try my best to shy away from leadership roles (official and unofficial), but I keep taking them on. Honestly, it’s hard for me not to. The role is like second nature. However, the question posed is whether or not I see myself as a leader. Short answer—sometimes, but most often others see it before I do.

Thanks for asking the question! Wishing everyone a lovely day.♥️

Shaun