A Reflection Of A Letter To My Future Mosband And Child

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Dedication

I dedicate this journal to my brothers Avery Kannatt, Bryan Kannatt, Canaan Kannatt, and my sister Loriana Stratton. May you all read this journal and be encouraged and know that the sky is truly the limit. You all are beautiful and mean the world to me. This is a huge accomplishment for me. Additionally, this has been a dream come true as I would like for my future child (ren) to see what mommy has done. Therefore, by the will of God, I would like to also dedicate this journal to my future husband and child (ren) to come.

I love you!

Loriea Kannatt

Acknowledgements

First and foremost I need to thank my God for placing the right people in my path and for putting it in my heart to write this journal to be encouraging …show more content…

I believe that she loves what she does and she is truly serving in her purpose. Therefore, I grew encouraged to fulfill my passion and one of my purposes in life. I continued to write long after my coaching session had ended. I then believed that my lessons that I had learned may possibly help or encourage someone else. Therefore I decided to pay it forward.

Prayer for reader:

I pray as you read these very personal and deep journals that you are encouraged. I hope you will learn to be grateful in any circumstance that is placed before you. You will grow to know you for whom you are and to love yourself unconditionally as God loves you. May you grow closer to the Lord and follow His guidance to fulfill the purpose He has planned for you.
In Jesus Name,
Amen …show more content…

I woke up early for work excited because I knew at the end of the night I would be having dinner with my female cousins for a birthday celebration. Since I started taking mass transit, I would not have to think about traffic later that evening. I could enjoy a relaxing commute. So I had eaten breakfast and relaxed a little before heading to work. I lost track of time and I had to rush to my car so I can make my train. However, I ended up missing my train and had to drive to work. Driving to work also meant I would have to pay for parking and tolls on my way home. When I arrived to work, I was bombarded with e-mails and I felt like I could not get caught up. I was so disappointed in myself, but so proud to say I remained calm and did not verbally beat myself up like I had done in the past. By the time I made it to the restaurant that evening everyone was just about to eat and surprisingly I did not have to valet. I got to park right in front and I only paid for half of my

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