Being full is more than what you choose to put into your mouth and ultimately within your stomach.
No, the fullness I speak of is within your spirit.
What and who you choose to surround yourself with will dictate how you feel on the inside.
Are you better after than you were before you engaged with that thing or person(s) or are you feeling indifferent about yourself? Doubtful? Disappointed? Drained?
The lack of goodness…of constructive reflection should be an indicator that those things or people aren’t where sustenance lives. And you are wasting valuable time in those spaces that leave you unfulfilled and depleted.
Now don’t confuse someone telling you the truth and you not liking it as a void, that just means you felt it and you don’t like being called out, yet even in that is the constructive reflection that makes you think about what was said and how it accurately applies.
To properly fed, we must intake things that seek to help us grow into who we are meant to become. We must surround ourselves with people who hold us accountable and seek out opportunities that align with our vision.
People who bring light and laughter… honesty and wise council.
The fullness comes from the alignment of practicing who we say we are consistently, which brings what and who we need.
I pray this week that while there may be those who try to take away from your plate, there are those who add so much that you don’t miss what’s no longer there. And I hope that the main person is you.