What It Feels Like to Forgive Yourself After Losing Everything

I made a life-changing financial mistake that almost cost me everything-here’s how I found the strength and what it feels like to forgive yourself, move forward, and uncover the lesson behind it all.
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[@TonyTheAntonio]

Forgiving yourself is one of the hardest but most powerful things you can do. What’s a lesson you’ve learned from a mistake? Let’s talk about it-I’ll be reading and responding to your comments below.

[@BEACHDUDE71]

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[@BEACHDUDE71]

53 unemployed virgin living with my parents, yes I understand

[@voiceoftruth9358]

Great message Tony; I’m so glad that you finally turned to the One who could bring you through this. God knows we all make mistakes in life, some real big ones; but it is He who can get us out of our mess. It’s when we think we can get ourselves out of them that we struggle and fail. Now; He heard your prayer and He’s answered. What do you do now? Please don’t be like the so many people I’ve seen turn to God when they are desperate, He answers and then they forget about Him. Read James 4:8

[@TonyTheAntonio]

Thanks so much for your thoughtful comment! You’re absolutely right-when we’re in the thick of it, it’s easy to lose sight of the bigger picture and forget how important it is to stay grounded. For me, this experience was a turning point-a powerful reminder that God isn’t just there during the hard times; He’s been with me through every high and low. The way my life has shifted from “my life is a mess” to “thank you for the blessings” is proof of that. James 4:8 beautifully captures this truth: when we take steps toward clarity and growth, the universe-or God, however we understand it-meets us halfway. I really appreciate you sharing that wisdom, and thank you for watching. God bless!