Lysa discusses how in her suffering, creating art became a metaphor for life’s imperfections. 'I could see the imperfections in me and not deem myself worthless.' This idea centers on the importance of self-compassion and understanding that being 'not good enough' is a common attack from the enemy designed to paralyze us. Accepting our flaws allows us to extend greater compassion to ourselves and others, fostering connections and deepening our empathy. | Lysa TerKeurst | It's Not Supposed to Be This Way

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Embracing Imperfection and Showing Compassion

Lysa discusses how in her suffering, creating art became a metaphor for life’s imperfections. 'I could see the imperfections in me and not deem myself worthless.' This idea centers on the importance of self-compassion and understanding that being 'not good enough' is a common attack from the enemy designed to paralyze us. Accepting our flaws allows us to extend greater compassion to ourselves and others, fostering connections and deepening our empathy.

-- Lysa TerKeurst