“We impress people with our supposed perfections, but we connect with each other in our flaws.” -Donald Miller

In a recent blog post, author Donald Miller talks about about no matter how much we change, we still feel like that rejected kid with whatever fill-in-the-blank shortcomings we had (or still have). Learning to love our flaws is key to healing, forgiving and living life fully. But it’s also a great way to connect with others.

This year at your Help-Portrait events, try connecting with others not on the basis of giving and receiving, but on the basis of your shared human experience.

We’re all flawed. And we’re all beautiful.

(Psst … Come back tomorrow for more information about Caitlin Crosby.)

Thoughts?