Insights: Struggles

I’ve always heard people talk about struggles in a negative light. And usually the way they describe it and talk about it doesn’t resonate with me.

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Sure I had my struggles too. Struggling with unexplained infertility. Struggling to find my purpose in life. Struggling to find my place in the world, find my own voice. 

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However, struggling doesn’t feel bad to me at all. Initially, I wondered if I was addicted to struggling and hence felt this way.

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But no, I’ve realised that my struggles were always with a purpose, so I find meaning in my struggles. In other words, I only struggle for things that have meaning. I fight for things with a purpose, a strong driving force behind them.

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I struggle with unexplained infertility because I trust in the vision I have for my family. 

I struggled to find purpose in life because I know I am meant for great things.

I struggled to find my place in the world because I know I have a place in this world wherever I go.

I struggled to find my own voice because I know that it is meant to impact people, guide people, and inspire people.

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You see… even when I was at my lowest point financially, I wasn’t struggling to make ends meet. Sure I panicked, I worried. But I don’t see a point in struggling with that. I always believe that I’m in the right place, at the right time. So, I just take the next step in front of me, and the next, and the next.

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(This is an insight on my struggles after contemplating the Channel of Struggle 28-38 in my Human Design.)

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