So much of our self-esteem or feeling of inadequacy really comes back to knowing our worth, our true worth. Even though there have been times when we’ve been crushed by circumstances, stomped on in situations, and maybe completely torn apart, our worth has not changed. Erica Wiggenhorn shares the secret she discovered about understanding your worth and recognizing your true value.
Neither my wife nor I grew up in Texas. Cowboy hats, boots, big belt buckles, and phrases like “all hat and no cattle” stood out to us when we first moved to the Dallas/Fort Worth area. We joked about having more neighbors that were farm animals than who were human. One neighbor kept about 20 head of cattle, and many neighbors had horses. Another neighbor even had a very non-Texas emu roaming his lot.
But the thing that stuck out to me most about Texas was the one finger wave.
