To echo David’s comment, I too have definitely learned to heal from any kind of perfectionism I have whether it’s consciously or subconsciously. Being in here feels like I’m going through purpose puberty and truthfully I never really lived life being my authentic self before so it’s extremely new to me. So while I’m uncomfortable, I love it. I know overtime there’ll be more liberation, revelation and inner peace to come. My goals are to get through the five introductory modules this week while holding myself accountable to all of the quotidian disciplines I said I would do, but doing it all one step at a time. I’m currently building my vocabulary through reading specific books I’m either led to read and/or just for entertainment. I want to sound more professional and prolific in my speech. What’s been a burden for me is to see more women of God be confident in their bodies. What I mean is I’d like to see more women of God dress in a way that really gives them a sense of presence and identity rather than just being “holy and modest” which is important but I’d like to see more individuality amongst more women of God. Another burden is the lack of originality in music, movies and media. I’m learning to be patient with myself and with God with curating my own original ideas I have for TV & film and the TIMING of each idea. The last two questions both have the same answer for me which is: raw, unfiltered authenticity and intimacy between me and the Father. I am learning to grow in the skill of having to “be comfortable with being uncomfortable.”

@Miranda B thank you for the comment and warm welcome ☺️