Healing creates change. Change later is better than never, because it's never too late to be healed. Healing is for today.

Psalm 30:2
“LORD my God, I called to you for help, and you healed me.”  

Have you ever had difficulty trying to change a habit? Human beings are creatures of habit. We tend to continue acting as we have acted in the past. Like a river flowing through a canyon, the longer a habit continues, the more deeply it becomes ingrained, and the harder it is to change. This is true of all habits, good or bad.
Ephesians 4:22-24 shows that major changes must occur when we are converted to serve God. Old practices and attitudes must be replaced by new ones. Christians must learn good habits like Bible study, prayer, love, faith, patience, attending church meetings, giving, teaching others, etc. We must also eliminate bad habits like foul language, uncontrolled temper, gambling, drugs, smoking, drinking, gossip, lying, pornography, sexual promiscuity, etc.
Knowing what changes to make is not enough. We also need to know how to make them. Change does not come easily. Since the Scriptures provide us to all good works (2 Timothy 3:16,17), they give all the guidance we need. God's word is the best source of guidance for self-help and motivation for self-improvement.

ACTION STEP: ​If you feel like something is wrong, or missing? If you feel like you never quite fit in? There may be a reason beyond what is, it may be what was. When you start to look at things from a drone view rather than a bug in the rug view it's amazing what you can see and how you can find your way. It's hard to see where the rug begins and ends when your the bug. When you're the drone it's easy. Having a coach is like having a drone talk you out of the rug.

​I believe in you and you need to believe in you too.