Mirror! Mirror!

When you stare in the mirror, can you describe the person who stares back at you?

The bigger question is, does the person staring back at you personify who you are?

If the person staring back at you told you the truth about who you are or suggested that you were to the fairest of them all, are you willing to accept that truth? Or would you instead willfully move through life blinded by your own truths?

Life will never let you forget that there will come a defining moment when you are forced to face the person who stares back at you, as you will inevitably have to accept your good, bad, and ugly truths. 

While there is a saying that zebras cannot change their stripes, I beg to differ. As Zebras mature, their stripes change and become more pronounced and profound.

Having said that, when facing your truth, you have to decide whether you accept or deny that truth. You are the only person who can choose whether to hone in on the good or embrace the possibilities of overcoming and changing the bad, ugly, or wicked you, transforming them into the good.