Day 101 blog
- Feb 9
- 1 min read
This is the season where you just need to pray, protect the process, and keep the details private. And no, I really mean that.
Not every season is meant to be shared loudly. Some seasons are meant to be lived quietly, intentionally, and with discernment. Too many voices and too many opinions will distract you from what you’re actually being called to do. Everyone has something to say, but not everyone is qualified to speak into your life.
The commentary of doubters, the lack of support, and the constant questioning can slowly wear you down if you let it. What starts as confidence can turn into hesitation when you allow outside noise to get too close. That’s why boundaries matter, especially in growth seasons.
Not everyone needs to know what God is doing in your life right now. Some things are sacred. Some things need time to develop before they are exposed. There is wisdom in letting God work without feeling the need to explain, prove, or defend the process.
Sometimes growth looks loud, but other times it looks like silence. It looks like consistency without validation. It looks like obedience without applause. It looks like trusting the process even when no one else can see it yet.
If you’re in a season of quiet progress, protect it. Pray through it. Let it grow. The fruit will speak for itself when the time is right.
Signed, Paulina.
I really feel this, not everything needs to be shared and expressed with people. Sometimes you need to protect the things you’re working on and later announce them to those that have earned that space.
When you are working on yourself or some other project, having to many opinions clouds everything and hampers what you are trying to accomplish. There are important things I’m working on right now and have express it to a limited number of people what my intension and goals are and I move quietly and with intension and purpose to reach them.
My journey has certainly taken longer than I thought but all good things come to those who wait, but I’m also deliberate…