Hesed Ojieh lost money, relationships, and purpose, then felt empty and stuck. Instead of accepting that as final, he reframed emptiness as space for something greater to arrive. He urges you to reject the lie that you're finished and see your void as an opening.
I've been places in my life where I did— I felt I had nothing, nothing to offer. I lost money, lost relationships, people left me. I felt that everything I put inside is not working. I will shake, shake, shake, shake, shake. I couldn't get anything. But you know what? I began to assume that I'm stuck. I began to assume that I'm finished. Then I began to realize that I will no longer accept assumption. I will no longer believe the lie of the enemy. I will consider that every emptiness is an opportunity for something to be filled in my life.
