I’m realizing that not everything God places in our hands comes fully developed. Some things require us to sit with them, learn, revise, study, and keep showing up. Today’s work looked like refining my digital journal, organizing ideas, and developing the next thing God has placed on my heart

Some days, progress doesn’t look dramatic. It looks like getting dressed, sitting down, opening the binder, and doing the next thing. I’m learning that consistency isn’t about having perfect days, it’s about choosing to show up again. Every small step is building something bigger than I can see

I was finally locked in, ready to work on what God has been calling me to build… and then my computer stopped working. My first reaction was frustration. I don’t have the money to replace it right now, and honestly, it felt like one more thing getting in the way. But instead of spiraling, I r

Today I worked on designing my packaging. I don’t have the finished product yet, but that doesn’t mean I can’t prepare for it. Sometimes the first step isn’t producing something you can hold it’s creating something you can see. Seeing the mockup reminded me that every small step matters. I’m lear

Execution doesn’t always look like big moments. Sometimes it looks like sitting down, showing up, and taking the next step. Trusting God even the smallest details and ways . This has shown me that faith and discipline is important for the vision It Reminds me of the verse in Habak

Day 2 of 90 | Faithful Execution I thought my fasting journal was finished… until I sat with it again. What I realized is that sometimes we rush to call things complete when God is still shaping them. So instead of abandoning it, I went back to refine it adding what was missing, improving the

For a while, I thought the goal was simply to finish creating my fasting journal. But God showed me that fasting wasn’t the finish line—it was preparation for obedience. So for the next 90 days, I’m documenting what it looks like to faithfully execute what He’s placed in my hands. I’ll be sharin

I started this fasting journal thinking it was just for discipline… but it’s been helping me see myself more clearly. It’s made me reflect on what I believed especially about my father ,and what I didn’t even realize I was carrying. This journey has been deeper than I expected. And hone

Trust God anyway. Even when it doesn’t look like what you planned. Even when your life looks nothing like what you thought it would. Even when it hurts. Even when you don’t understand. Even when you’re building from scratch. I believe that when God wipes the frame clean and replaces our vi

Hey y’all 🤍 I just created a new personal Facebook page where I’ll be sharing more of my everyday life not just content, but me. You’ll get to see different sides of me: as a mom, as I grow, and as I step into what God is calling me to do. If you’re already following me here on Lemon8, I’d love

I created this page because I realized something had to change. I couldn’t keep asking God for a new mind while holding on to old, unchallenged thoughts. This is the Debunking Negative Thoughts page from my fasting journal — something I originally made just for myself during a fast.✨Outfit De

Fasting isn’t something you rush into it’s something you prepare for. Before you ever set a date, there’s intentional work that needs to happen internally and practically. Here are five things I’ve learned about preparing for a fast: • Train your body and your mind ahead of time • Avoid

This week I learned something about stepping out on faith and obedience. Sometimes fear comes in so quietly that you start questioning if you even heard God correctly. Then the spiral starts. You overthink. You doubt. You want to give up. I was really close to giving up on this fasting journa