• I am enough
• I am enough
• I am enough
• I am enough
• I am enough

After a three-month stint of homelessness, I finally landed a new job, moved into a two-bedroom apartment, and felt as though my life was finally getting back on track. My affirmations back then were “I can do this” and “I got this.” What I didn’t realize at the time was that no matter what I might have accomplished on the outside, it was all for not if not matched by what I believed about myself on the inside. Sure enough, three months later, I lost my job, lost the apartment, and the only track my life was on was the same old repeating pattern that resembled a country song. “I am enough” wasn’t even on the periphery of my subconscious. It would require several years of recovery and therapy before I could receive the revelation to think “I am enough,” longer to be able to say it, and I’m still working on trying to believe it.