From the Pit to the Palace

By Cordario Kenei' Worrell

Truth is such a profound discovery in my life. Once I tasted it, many things I longed for were revealed to me. The good things of life. Those things I consider to be pure and full of virtue. Without truth, presently this day I would still be in the pit. Through it I was made free and my eyes were opened. What I consider to be truths, are all things that captivates your mind which causes a newness to be birthed and leads to the development of purpose in your life. This book was not written for or created to a particular audience, but to establish the presence of truth in this world. Hopefully through understanding, the keys to success will be revealed. "For the only real problem on this earth is ignorance."

• Language: English
• Publisher: BookBaby
• Release date: Aug 25, 2018
• ISBN: 9781943091188

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ACCEPTING PAIN

Pain Is Fuel For Your Passion.

Pain allows others to see the God in you, because it is the seed for humility.

Only through tough conditions and adverse situations are we able to build true character. As humans we should strive to accept seasons of pain as there is so much to be discovered.

One of my toughest challenges of accepting pain was through the rejection and hate of my family. The enemy will always channel his energy through those closest to you in order to gain the greatest impact.

Every overcomer knows pain. When we think of great achievers, we often familiarize ourselves with the works they established or their God-given talents and abilities. But we tend to forget the conflict and pain that fueled their zeal.

We must remember that struggle and adversity are the bridges to our personal victories and triumphs. Trouble is not a tragedy to escape, but rather a school to learn from.

Your relationship with God will always involve His presence in your adversity. The reward of overcoming life always unleashes access and favor.

During my seasons of pain, I would get frustrated concerning things such as not driving the car I wanted, or accomplishing the goals I had set in my heart. In order to maintain my sanity, I had to redefine what true success really meant. I also had to realize that success is not measured in terms of possessions, popularity, and performance. But it is to know and attain God’s goals for your life. At the end, it will not matter how much money you have acquired or if you finally received your big break. But it will surely matter if you became the person God