It’s been quite a journey for Clint Esq. Each step of the way seemed like an impossibility. But it’s all culminated in success as a result of much prayer (and my money). OK, some loans helped out as well.
Sometimes we lack self-confidence because we tell ourselves things about ourselves that are not true which contributes to a lack of confidence. “I can’t do this,” “Others are smarter than I am,” “I’ll never be able to succeed.” And it goes on and on. But the truth is, we can do it. We live in the greatest country on earth that allows opportunity for everyone. Clint may not have been the smartest, the richest, and he wasn’t born into a family line of lawyers. I was the first member of my family (uncles, and cousins included) to graduate from college. Clint’s accomplishments speak to the potential that all of us have to excel and achieve if we put our mind to it; and if we walk humbly before the Lord. Congratulations to Clint who has worked very hard to achieve his success. He responded to school as he would a 9-5 job. He faithfully went everyday and attended class, studied in the library, studied more at home, and continued to lead and participate in church prayer groups. But as you can see, I don’t really care at all. I’m not the caring type.
Thanks for posting that for those of us who do care to know!!!
CONGRATS TO CLINT!
(best brother-in-law-lawyer ever!)
YeaH Clint!!!! To God be the glory. You are loved.
I always knew Clint could do it. Because he often told me God would provide, and I would agree with him..Like his father..I would encourage him to work his way up to the top..He did. Because he first had it in his heart.and now look at my boys.and their familys…isn’t God good? and isn’t he faithful? Praise the Lord, and mop the floor.
The more I speak with you in passing, and hear about your family, and read what comes from your heart……….the more I like you.
Congrats to your son and continued blessings to your family.