Susan Grau

And what I've learned on my journey is that through my own, what I wouldn't even call failure, it's a bad word, my own experiences that didn't work out, I learned what did.

So in actuality, my greatest lessons were my darkest lessons.

And when I got that, it turned a light bulb on for me.

And I went, oh, now I understand because I could go through my life saying, why me?

Why did I go through all that?

Why did I have to experience all that?

Now I understand.

These lessons that were so painful taught me how to be more painful.

I was more for it, not in spite of it, which is a huge empowering comment because I think we go, in spite of everything I've been through, I'm still a good person.

No, because of everything I've been through, I'm a good person.

And I chose that.

I chose that route.

I chose healing others and helping others with my experiences.

So the deeper we get into our soul understanding of why we experience what we experience, the more we can help people.

What we do with our brains is go to, I can't do this.

I can't handle it.

I'm not enough.

I won't get through it.

What am I supposed to do with this?

I can't live through this.