Purpose in the Pain
Pain happens turn the page.
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There was a very big reason why I sat down to share my life events with the world. It was because I felt a duty toward people like myself and humanity who might be reaching their first encounter with pain. I don’t want them to feel like they’re alone in their journey. I also don’t want them to go down the same path I did or make the same mistakes that I had made earlier on in my life. I know if I hadn’t walked the path that I had taken in this lifetime, I wouldn’t be here right now. I still think that there are different ways of getting to where I am without going through the amount of suffering I did. It was almost as if my actions added to the pain I had already been feeling, and they also prolonged the process of healing.
I feel grateful for everything I have in my life right now, but there are other things to keep in mind as well Like the fact that I almost lost all the people close to me because of my insecurities, my pain, and suffering.
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There is a purpose behind your pain. Pain matures you. Pain matures you. When perseverance finishes its work you are mature, and maturity helps you see the world differently.
About the Author
An outstanding leader as well as man of great faith, Lieutenant Consuello A. Hodges, is a highly effective coach and counselor as well as a dynamic and inspirational speaker who understands the sensitivities of ministering in a multi-faith environment. He is highly recommended across the country to speak about Unity, Community, and Leadership.
LTC Hodges is also founder of Hodges Leadership Consulting Group as well as a co-author of the book Over Coming Challenges. His HLC Group is a belief- and behavior-based system that addresses the skill set as well as the mindset. Approaching obstacles from “inside out,” it entails emotional release work combined with practical “outside in” strategies aligned with each client’s value system.
To all he has done, whether in his Military career of more than two decades or in his spiritual and communal work, he brings compassion mixed with discipline.