you will begin when you end
the “you” that currently exist won’t be the same “you” that inherits God’s promises.
It’s not reasonable to think that you are ready as is.
you’re not.
the ways you think now,
the things you do now,
the ways you operate now,
the ways you show up now,
are merely fragments of the new creature that’s waiting on the other side of your laziness, your pride, and your self-sabotoging ways.
the old must pass away as it won’t be what elevates you, only the dirt that grounds you,
leaving evidence amongst the memories of the person you used to be.
adapt the willingness to shed the old.
new wine requires a new mind.
your end is where you begin.