"Never allow anyone to put a quarter in you and make you go."
My father said that to me years ago, and I didn't understand it then.
Now I do.
You know what a person believes by what they do. Apologies are nothing but
manipulation without changed behavior.
But here's the thing about quarters: they're small. Insignificant. Worth almost nothing.
Yet somehow, we let people drop them into us and watch ourselves perform on
command.
The quarter is that comment that makes you second-guess yourself. The quarter is that
look that makes you shrink. The quarter is that expectation that makes you abandon
what you know is right.
When did you start accepting quarters?
Most people can't pinpoint the exact moment. It happens gradually. One quarter at a
time. Until you're so full of other people's quarters that you've forgotten what your own
voice sounds like.
The mind is a battlefield, and you have control over how you think and how you react.
But first, you have to stop accepting quarters.
This isn't about confrontation. It's about recognition. It's about bridled strength—
knowing when to respond and when to remain unmoved.
You're a pattern breaker. A generational curse breaker.
Jesus Christ, the Son of God, never accepted quarters from anyone. Not from the
Pharisees. Not from Pilate. Not even from His own disciples when they tried to redirect
His mission.
He knew whose He was.
The question isn't whether people will try to put quarters in you. They will.
The question is, will you let them?
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