January 20

You must learn how to make it on broken pieces.

Reverend Louise Williams-Bishop

Ripped from their land; stripped of their culture, religion, name; beaten for rebelling and blamed for their state of existence, the descendants of many [nations] have a right to feel broken.  Being broken does not mean you are unequipped.  There are enough pieces left for you to grab onto, hold onto and paddle your way to shore.   Your life is the piece that equips you  to have a goal.  Your goal is the piece that will equip you with confidence.   Your confidence is the piece that will give you persistence.  Your persistence is the piece that will ensure your success.  There are pieces from your parents, friends, even foes.  There are pieces of books, songs and experience.  More important, there are the pieces that well up from deep inside your being that will guide you surely and safely.  Put them all together and hold on.

 

-- Iyanla Vanzant

My pieces may be broken but I am going on anyway.

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