What a difference a year makes.
Last year at this time I was parting ways with a business partner.
I knew it was for the best.
It was isn’t a healthy relationship.
It made me feel bad about myself. My self esteem was at the bottom.
But through the tears, I decided that I would never again let someone bring me down.
I owed it to myself to be the best I could be.
And that the best I could be was always there inside of me I just needed to find it again.
I owed it to my daughter
I owed it to my husband.
I owed it to my family.
I owed it to my friends.
I am proud of myself and the strength I found.
I got my mojo back and now I am enjoying success beyond all imagination.
I felt paralyzed by the hurtful and demoralizing words of another until I realized that I was letting that person control me. If the person was out of my life I had to get them out of my head. All those negative thoughts could go live in someone else’s head, they were not staying in mine.
I now look at the split as a gift.
To find the strength within myself has affected all those in my life in a more positive way.
So if any of you out there are in a bad relationship. You need to get out.
I urge you to find the faith in yourself if you have lost it.
It will be the best thing you have ever done for yourself.
And it will be the best thing you can do for those who truly love and care about you.
Loving yourself is a powerful thing.
I like it.
And I like myself.
xoxo Carrie
As always, Carrie, you inspire.
I like you too!
Very powerful message Carrie! Wish you were close by so I could hug you right now!
amen!
You are a lovely, talented, hilarious friend. I cherish our friendship beyond words. Love you!
beautiful words my sister! love you!!! xo cyn
I’d say you more than just “picked up the pieces”!! Lot’s of love to you!!
I just love your blog sista!
you go girl
You said is sister! Praise the lord! Thank God you were brave and now look at you!!! LOVE IT.
Love that this this your thing!!! You’re great at it! I miss you. xo
carrie Berrie, this is just beautiful.
Love, Mom