The Art of Resetting!!!

Deepassionate1 Speaks

After completing the L.I.V.E program in December 2019, I knew that I needed to take some time off to R.E.S.T. December was a month filled with intention and intensity. I was pushed into a space where I felt like I was being broken. It was at that moment that I received a revelation from my Abba. The things that He allowed to take place in my life wasn't going to destroy me, it was going to push me into my next level. In addition to being a brand new CEO of Dee's Passion Filled Experience, I was back in the classroom teaching English at Passages Academy. My days and nights were filled with tears, prayers and a lot of research. I knew that what God was allowing to happen was for my good, no matter how I felt at that time. I decided to release everything to God and trust his process and with that I entered into a month of REST for January. I decided that I wasn't going to take any new clients on for this month. I was going to continue the work that was needed behind the scene while waiting on God to show me what I was supposed to do next. ​

It's time to Reset... Questions for your Writer's Notebook

'There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens."

As I entered into February, my month of resetting, I took some time to reflect on what it really means to reset and I wanted to invite you to do the same.
​Please answer the following questions and feel free to share your answers with Dee @ deepassionate1@gmail.com Subject: Resetting... 

What comes to your heart and mind when you think about resetting? 
What does your dream look like?
​What does your value system consist of?
What things and people do you need to cut off so that you can be restored to your God created settings?
How much time are you devoting daily to work on your dreams and vision for your life?
Do you have an accountability partner who is supporting you along this journey?
What do you do when you can't  see the vision for your life clearly anymore?​

Inspire YOURSELF today because tomorrow isn't promised.