The Performance Is Over: When Pretending Becomes A Pattern and Pattern Starts Shaping Your Character
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Have you ever had somebody say all the right things... and still keep doing the same thing?
That is the tension in this episode.
In Season 2, Episode 5 of Vision & Ink: It Is Written, we’re talking about what happens when pretending becomes a pattern — and the pattern starts shaping character.
Performance does not only happen in public.
Sometimes it happens in private conversations.
In apologies.
In relationships.
In the way somebody manages your perception of them.
And sometimes, if we are willing to turn the mirror around, it happens in us too.
This episode gets into the difference between words and fruit, apology and repentance, image management and real transformation.
Because:
A convincing conversation is not the same thing as a changed pattern.
And at some point, we have to stop letting words outvote what keeps happening.
Grab your Vision & Ink: It Is Written — A Journal for Healing & Reflection and listen with something to write with.
Vision & Ink Journal:
https://svc.lulu.com/?items=923f8019-98ce-48a0-b8c8-cebc60749a0e
Patreon:
https://www.patreon.com/collection/2309093
Featured Book:
Mistake. Decision. Habit. Character.
https://link.amazon/B0cVIjlOS
Scriptures to study:
Jeremiah 17:9
Matthew 7:16–20
Matthew 23:27–28
John 1:14
Romans 12:2
James 1:22
Psalm 139:23–24
See it. Study it. Write it. Live it.
Stop performing long enough to find out what the pattern is producing.
Another seed planted. Water it well. And that’s the Takeaway.