Writing Your Own Review
- Charlie Brown
- Jun 22
- 2 min read
If you were responsible for writing your own review, what would you write? Could you understand your own strengths, or be honest enough to recognize your own weaknesses?
Do you even understand your areas of weakness, and if you did would you do anything to improve upon them?
What are you trying to achieve? How are you handling your mistakes, successes and failures?
We frequently worry about others' opinions of us, and tend to put value on temporary things like Facebook 'Likes' or compliments from others. But our value doesn't come from what position we hold, where we live, what we drive or what we wear.
A friend mentioned to me, "If you're curious about what people think of you, try asking Chat GPT to 'roast you.' Just brace yourself, because it might reveal some things you'd prefer not to know!"
In order to have any true benefit, leave your authentic analysis to a trusted loved one or friend. But some of us might want to give this more thought!
When it comes to your final performance review on this earth, what are you going to say? More importantly, what is GOD going to say?
When you look back on your life it doesn't matter what you rate yourself. As Christians, we believe everyone will be judged by God.
After all, it's only God's opinion that matters.
We should all seek the ultimate compliment: "When God looks at you and says 'Well done good and faithful servant!"
"Those who read my blog are happier, more intelligent and better looking than those who don’t, according to a study that I made up."
