Develop a support structure

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 Dear Friend

I have not posted in a while and I hope during that time you have kept growing.

I want you to understand something crucial to your personal development and growth and that is

developing a support structure.

These are the people you can lean on, you cannot go through life on your own, you cannot fight the battles alone and most of all you can't be running the race and cheering yourself at the same time.

In life there there comes a time when you just have to let go and surround yourself with a positive influence that will build you, stregthen you and propel.

God will use people to elavate you.

So take time to demote or promote or even delete in your circle. Take inventory and promote those that elevate you and delete those that devalue you.

Sometimes just like my young brother Anesu told me...you have to prune inorder to grow

Be motivated 

With love

Monica 

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