mir·ror :: /ˈmɪrər/[mir-er]
1. to mimic or imitate (something) accurately
2. to be or give a faithful representation, image, or idea of

I looked in the mirror this morning and was completely disgusted with the reflection. My body ached of disappointment and my face was a reminder of the person I am just below the surface.

I realized this morning how incredibly selfish I am. My uncanny ability to think that I'm entitled to certain things or that I can do something but judge others when they do it is sickening. Am I the only on that's that shallow?

Worse than that, I woke up knowing that there are people around me who love me unconditionally, even when I choose myself over them.

I missed an opportunity last night to be a person of integrity and intentionality. I let uncontrollable obstacles ruin my evening and consciously made the decision to focus on the fact that I didn't get my way, despite the way it made those around me feel.

This selfishness runs deep. Far deeper than what my mirror will ever reflect. There has to be a way out ...