Talk About It

In life we go through things that are difficult to talk about at times. But when you do, somehow answers come.

Ever had that kind of experience? Well take it from me, someone who was "born to talk..."

Timing is important and how you say what you want to say is another factor.

Then of course, there is the other aspect of how much you talk, when, where and with whom...

Talking has to be skillful, something God is fine-tuning in me. 

It is so much easier when you're connected to the One who created you, so when I speak, it comes out with a better sense of understanding and clarity.

Why?, you may ask, and my response would be;  because I am hearing and being led by the One who is all knowing. The Source, Manufacturer, The Creator and Giver of all life.

Talk about it, to uplift and not pull down, talk about it because someone needs to be encouraged or reminded that they are not alone in what they are facing right now.

Talk about it, your answers can be found. There are people paid to listen when we speak, through it we can learn, they became skillful to give advice so you and I can pull out the solutions that are already on the inside of us.

You may be wondering today, why I keep saying you and I, It is because we need each other and more importantly, only you can say it that way.

It is not always easy to talk about some stuff but I am learning that there is no shame in talking, even if it is something embarrassing or not so nice. Nothing is by chance.

Reading aloud is a skill, listening is a skill, so too is talking, something I never thought about in that way, until today. So you see why I was "Born to Talk".

So today as I talk I pray that I will not just see it as just talking but I would have a greater appreciation for my gift, because someone on the other side of the globe is/can be inspired by my talking.

Talk about it when you are ready because the next link will come when it is time.

What is that link you may ask? It is the missing part to what is coming next.

Talk about it, you are not alone.

 Shirlyn Mitchell-Berment - I was Born to Talk...