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Do you see you as God sees you?


What do you see when you look in the mirror? Your fraternity colors or sorority emblem? Maybe you see athlete, Christian or parent. All of these traits describe who you are in part, but they do not define you. Identity is something we develop from an early age; it conveys the makeup of our entire being. Too often, when we identify (with ourselves or others) we sell ourselves short. For just a moment, consider the identity that comes from your Creator rather than the one you've assigned to yourself. Do you see you as God sees you? Genesis 1:27 reminds us that we are made in the image of God. So what's your impression of your Creator? Is he strong, resilient, and in control? Is he weak, unstable or not trustworthy? When you look in the mirror, you should see His likeness. The bible gives example upon example of who God is and what He's like. Through documented stories, prose and descriptive accounts by those who walked with Him in the flesh, His personality and attibutes are made known. If you want to begin seeing yourself in the same light as God sees you, you can start by getting to know the communicable attributes of God - those traits that, like Him, we too possess. He is the most spectacular expression of love and power that ever was. And guess what... so are you!

 

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Nikki has such a positive & confident outlook on life.

Coaching is not a magic remedy. It's excellent for deep reflection on decisions & the inner self. You might find things you didn't know were there.

J.L.

This amazing lady is world class!! The best investment in myself and my development that I am so grateful to have made. She is phenomenal!!

T.J.

I had so many goals in mind that I couldn't get one to the finish line; I was stuck. Coaching helped me prioritize those goals and hit milestones in my career.

D.P.

Coach Nikki untangled my thoughts to help me see what I needed. She got me outside of my comfort zone!

Then I found the strength to change my course and I got out of my own way.

M.R.

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