There’s a season in life where God doesn’t just separate you from people, He sharpens your vision. That season is where disconnection meets discernment.
As I’ve grown, I’ve learned that disconnection isn’t about cutting people off with anger. It’s about stepping back with intention. It’s realizing that everyone who has access to you shouldn’t have influence over you. Peace requires boundaries, but discernment requires wisdom.
People don’t always see the weight they carry into your life; their negativity, their hidden intentions, their inconsistencies. For a long time, I ignored those signs. I tried to hold on, explain myself, and pour into empty spaces.
But discernment taught me something deeper:
Not everyone deserves a front-row seat to your journey.
I’m far from perfect. I’ve made mistakes, and I’ve lived through lessons I never asked for, every chapter taught me to listen and not just to others, but to God, to my intuition, and to the shifts happening around me.
Disconnection is the act.
Discernment is the understanding behind it.
One protects your peace.
The other protects your purpose.
This season, choose peace, clarity, and purpose.
Disconnect from what drains you & go forward knowing it's already well.
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