Unqualified - Change is Overrated, Pt 8 - 189

True happiness does not solely rely on self-improvement or the elimination of our flaws. While change and growth are essential components of personal development, they should not be pursued blindly for the sake of change itself. It is vital to understand that our weaknesses do not necessarily dictate our happiness, and that true contentment comes from acceptance, and living authentically.

In essence, while striving to be the best version of ourselves is commendable, it is essential to acknowledge that the pursuit of perfection alone does not guarantee fulfillment. Change should be approached with intention and reflection, focusing on personal growth and well-being rather than an unattainable state of flawlessness. Embracing imperfection and finding joy in the journey of self-discovery can lead to a more meaningful and satisfying life.

Therefore, perfection is not the cure. Change is good. Change is necessary. Change is inevitable. But change for the sake of change is overrated.

This week we continue our study on feeling unqualified. Starting next week, we will begin a case study of Jacob as we spiral towards the end of this series. It's getting good!

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