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I am strong. Not because life was gentle— but because God was present. Do you know who I am? I am not entering 2026 alone. I am walking in with God ahead of me, beside me, within me. I survived what was meant to silence me and kept my spirit intact. I didn’t fold. I didn’t sell my soul for access. I didn’t trade my body for opportunity. I chose alignment over approval. Truth over comfort. God over fear. Do you know who I am? I am disciplined by grace, covered by wisdom, strengthened in the unseen. What tried to break me built discernment. What disrespected me revealed my authority. I don’t beg. I don’t chase. I don’t explain my boundaries. I move with God. That’s the announcement. 2026 doesn’t get the old me. It gets the healed me. The focused me. The protected me. I am strong. I know who I am. And I know who walks with me.