It’s challenging being your own harshest critic. Fault-finding and never being satisfied with accomplishments.
This downplays the benefits of acknowledging achievements and being grateful. Noting what went well and seeing progress can help stimulate faith.
It might be insignificant to others, but when you see it for what it is and give thanks to God, this can remind you that it’s all about Him. It could only be done by and through Him.
That humble reminder can ward off the harsh critic syndrome, replacing it with thanksgiving.
For His Name’s Sake
Shalom
C. L. J. Dryden
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