Let's talk about self sabotage.

When you say to someone, "You are sabotaging my work, and I do not like it," it signifies that they are deliberately undermining your efforts. This statement can evoke feelings of hurt and frustration, especially after investing significant time and energy into a project.

Self-sabotage is essentially standing in your own way. Signs that you are self-sabotaging include:

- A lack of belief in yourself.

- A fear of failure.

- Frequent self-doubt.

- Chronic procrastination.

- Dwelling on past mistakes.

- Allowing your past to dictate your future.

- Giving up too quickly.

- Shifting blame to others instead of taking responsibility.

You possess incredible potential and innovative ideas that can transform not only your life but also the lives of others. Yet, self-sabotage can hold you back. Spending excessive time on social media rather than channeling your energy into your passions can hinder your growth.

Ignoring your inner strength is a form of self-sabotage. Prioritizing trivial matters over what truly matters and postponing important tasks can also limit your progress.

This week, take a moment for personal reflection (self-audit). Be honest with yourself, and consider how to retrace your steps.

Take practical and realistic actions to overcome self-sabotage.

God's grace is always available and sufficient for you.