Most people feel that by sharing their story it may reveal...TMI (Too Much Information).
I don't think it's too much information...I think it's just enough information to help others from not experiencing pitfalls, and unnecessary struggles.
I Think there are only two ways that we learn: 1. Personal Experience 2. The Experience of Others.
Learning from personal experiences is good and sometimes necessary. But, to avoid the pain, pitfalls and premature setbacks that you may encounter, you need to learn from the experiences of others.
And one of the ways we learn from others is by reading their books. There has been a book written for any and everything that we want to know.
Take a look in your wallet/purse. You will probably see: Credit Cards, a Bank Card, Check Card, EBT Card, Health Club Card, Medical Card, AAA Card, Employee Card, etc;
But how many of you have a Library Card? Not just a library card for the city you live in, but a library card for when you travel abroad...outside of your city?
There used to be a saying, "What you don't know wont hurt you." That's not true. What you don't know not only will hurt you, it may even kill you! Knowledge is Power...But Ignorance is more expensive! What you don't know will keep you in bondage.
So, read the story of others so that you can create your own remarkable story...the story that you can share with others. Your Story is important. Share it! Because you went through it and survived it, means it needs to be shared with others.
Never pass up an opportunity to share your story. Your DNA was created in you for that experience. Only you can tell your story...
Telling your Story gives God Glory!
Thanks,
Your Coach
Demetrius
www.dsandridge.com
ds@dsandridge.com
