So I'm about to get a bit honest.
My mission taught me so much.
But it's crazy how fast I have forgotten those lessons.
My mission president told me that would happen.
That would be Satan's ultimate goal, to make me forget.
Before I left on a mission, I had 4 classes and an internship left.
Essentially a semester left.
I would be graduating with a degree in Healthcare Administration.
About a few months into my mission, I didn't really feel like I wanted to do that anymore.
I put it off, I'll worry about it when I get home.
Well, I am now home and it's been hard.
I feel behind in life compared to others.
I feel a bit lost.
Unsure of what I want to do with my life.
Everyone told me that it would be ok, I have time, no return missionary knows what they want when they come home.
Which I knew it would be fine.
It's all in God's hands.
Does that make it easier?
But maybe, I was starting to use it as a crutch.
It's all in God's hands.
Does that make it easier?
But maybe, I was starting to use it as a crutch.
To go backwards instead of forwards.
This weekend I had the opportunity to attend Power to Become Conference.
This conference was great!
I learned so much and took tons of notes.
It was both informative, inspirational, fun, and powerful.
But the main message that I learned was this:
Don't be paralyzed by indecision.
I remembered learning this as a missionary.
God can't move a parked car.
As you are moving, course correction will happen.
