Quote by Toni Sorenson

In God's economy, nothing is slag, nothing is wasted. Every relationship we build is a teacher, every experience we have is a coach. In every scar there is a lesson. In every memory there lives potential to make more.

In God's economy, nothing is slag, nothing is wasted. Every

Summary

This quote suggests that in God's grand plan, nothing in life is meaningless or wasted. Each relationship we form and every experience we go through serves as a valuable teacher and coach, guiding us towards growth and wisdom. Even the scars we bear from past hurts hold valuable lessons. Furthermore, our memories are filled with untapped potential to create more meaningful moments and opportunities for growth. Ultimately, this quote highlights the idea that every aspect of our lives, both positive and negative, has a purpose in shaping us into better versions of ourselves.

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By Toni Sorenson

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