Just "Have A Little Faith"

Ok, so as I mentioned in my earlier post, I have no idea what I am doing with my life. I thought I was going into Exercise Science and now I have no idea if that is what I want to do. Yesterday I was thinking, "good heck, am I the only one that doesn't know what they are doing with their life?" Then I went to church and of course that set me straight. In Relief Society they gave the lesson on President Uctdorf's talk from awhile ago called, "Your Happily Ever After" It is an amazing talk. It made me think a lot about my future family and especially my daughters (if I have daughters...). Then in Sunday School my mind wondered and was thinking about things that I need to work on and Personal goals for the week. Sacrament Meeting was great. I love Fast and Testimony meeting. I think that people are truely inspired to get up and say exactly what I needed to hear. A lot of people talked about the stresses of their lives and how they don't know what they are doing and how they are just having faith in Christ and that they know that things will work out. One of the girls talked about the word, Becoming. She siad that that word has helped her put things into perspective and how we are constantly trying to figure out who we are to become. I loved it! It made me think a lot about what me and Taylor say to eachother, "Have a little faith." We say it randomly all the time and I don't often think of the meaning of it, it's more just something we say, but as I was thinking about my future, I know with out a doubt that that is all I need, just a little bit of faith. If I can do this, I will know that Heavenly Father has a plan for me and that I will slowly but surely become who he wants me to be. It is by that little bit of faith, that I will be able to have patience with the Lord and with myself and so I can figure out the direction my life is going to take. I am so grateful for that little experience I had. I am grateful for the spirit and the promptings and insights that I have received throughout my life.
Taylor and I went to the CES fireside last night. Elder Quentin L. Cook spoke. It was really good. He talked about the concerns he has for us as we are living in the world. The one he focused on a lot is wearing a mask. He talked a lot about just being YOU! You don't need to hide who you are, just live the standards of the church and let your light shine. This is also something I needed to hear. I never where a mask, but sometimes I don't let people see who I truely am because I get nervous about what they will think about me. Which is really lame! I one day want to become a person that can just show who I am at all times, to be outgoing and share what I know with everyone! Anyway, Great day! I love Sundays!