A Letter from My Future Self

Life is Beautiful!

Have you ever written a letter to yourself? If you are feeling stuck or as though things will never improve in your life, maybe give this exercise a try. You just might encourage yourself more than you think. If you read mine and feel inspired to make your own, let me know.

I'd love to hear from you!

Dear Current Me,

I see you, right where you are now, still pressing forward with tired hands and a brave heart. I want you to know: every quiet act of faith you’re making today is building the life you dream of, even when you can't see it fully yet. Every morning, you choose peace over panic. Every time you honor your need for beauty and quiet.Every time you choose to trust that your life does not have to look like the world’s frantic race...You are stepping closer to the life you desire.

I live that life now, the one you imagine. I wake up each day with a deep breath of freedom, surrounded by fields and trees and all the gentle things you love. Work feels like an extension of my heart, not a burden on my back. The words you write, the videos you share, the healing you offer- they matter to people . But more than that, they matter to you. Because you’re living true. You’re living whole in the fullness of who God created you to be.

I want you to know: The struggles you’re facing today? They are not signs of failure. They are the birth pains of a life that is finally yours.

Hold on. Trust the slow, sacred unfolding. Water the seeds of small beginnings with your faith. Guard your hope fiercely . Keep making space for beauty, for prayer, for rest, even when the world tries to shout at you to run faster.

You are not falling behind. You are being led by a different, truer rhythm, one that leads to wide porches and golden sunsets, to laughter shared around small fires, to the feeling of standing barefoot in the grass, knowing you have finally come home.

I am here. Waiting for you. Cheering you on.

Grateful for every small, brave step you are taking today.

Keep going. I love you. I’m so proud of you.

--Me (the one who made it)

April 2025