Michelle Henry

But it just reminds you to go back to having faith, believe that things are going to work out,

And here I am today, months later, to tell you it all does work out in the end.

So my son was right.

I had to stop crying and getting, you know, dragged down and old letters, old relationships, things that didn't come to fruition because

Going through all these old papers, you know, can take you on on that spiral.

But in the end, it really is a blessing to look back, see who you were when you were younger, what you've come through and how it's made you so much stronger, how it's given you such clarity.

Right.

All these challenging situations I've been through.

have really helped me to strengthen my faith, to feel more confident in myself and that I can tackle anything.

So this is my year of possibility.

I hope you join me.

It's going to be an adventure.

I am in an all in kind of mode.

I'm just going for it.

I'm going to allow whatever possibility to happen to come to me and be open to it.

And so already my son and I have met so many new people in this new area.

It's super exciting.

And, you know, it's interesting when you live in one place for a really long time, you see all the same people, right?

It's the same routine and that becomes your norm, your standard, right?

Like you set the bar there.