How to Live in Your Truth
- Jul 11, 2025
- 6 min read
La'Sha Wright is a well known Mindset Coach, Christian Author, Artist with over 20 years of writing experience. She empowers people to heal emotionally, grow spiritually, and transform their lives through faith based coaching, creative expression, and powerful personal insights.
Sometimes living in your truth has a price. Only you know your truth well enough to walk it out. You must be bold in who you are.
Let your truth outlive you
Because legacy isn’t built in noise, it’s built in surrender
I spent 11 years building Mayolas Artistry, the vision God gave me when I was young. God showed me dreams of myself doing great things. There were days I didn’t know how it would work out. I chose obedience over the need to know everything. Sometimes, I wanted to stop because depression spoke louder than the promise God gave me. His promise to me was sweet, and the days when my life didn’t match what God showed in His promise, I struggled. But I continued building in silence, never forgetting my assignment. I showed up faithfully, even though life seemed to not want me to. The mission was always clear, and the vision was plain. The promise was only a matter of time. I had to stand the test of time with God.
There will come a time when your voice is no longer heard in rooms you once filled.
When your name may fade from headlines.
When your titles, platforms, and accomplishments are remembered by few.
But your truth, what you stood for, what you lived out, what you poured into others, can outlive you.
“The grass withers, the flower fades, but the word of our God will stand forever.” – Isaiah 40:8 (ESV)
In a culture obsessed with temporary visibility, God calls us to eternal impact. You don’t have to be loud to be legendary. You don’t have to be known to be remembered. You just have to be true.
Your integrity is greater than your influence
People may forget your accomplishments, but they’ll never forget how you made them feel, how you lifted them, or how you told the truth when it was hard.
“The integrity of the upright guides them, but the unfaithful are destroyed by their duplicity.” – Proverbs 11:3 (NIV)
Don’t just aim to be seen, aim to be solid. Truth has a longer shelf life than fame ever will.
Truth tells the story when you no longer can
There will be moments when you won’t be able to defend yourself, prove your point, or explain your heart. But when your life is rooted in truth, your legacy speaks for you.
“A good name is more desirable than great riches; to be esteemed is better than silver or gold.” – Proverbs 22:1 (NIV)
Let the life you live today preach louder than your words ever could tomorrow.
Your truth sets others free
The testimony you share, the one you once wanted to hide, is the truth someone else needs to walk out of darkness.
“And they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony.” – Revelation 12:11 (KJV)
When you live truthfully, you give others permission to live freely.
Let heaven echo your name, not just earth
Your legacy isn’t about applause, it’s about alignment. Did you live what you believed? Did you obey what God whispered? Did you walk out what others only talked about?
“Well done, good and faithful servant.” – Matthew 25:23 (NIV)
Heaven’s recognition outlasts any earthly platform. Choose the reward that doesn’t rust.
Final word: Build what can’t be buried
Let your truth be so authentic, so aligned, and so anchored in God that when your voice is gone, your life still speaks.
Because in the end.
Trends fade.
Crowds change.
Platforms fall.
But truth–truth remains.
Let your truth outlive you.
1. Know who you are, in God first
“I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made.” – Psalm 139:14
Your identity isn’t rooted in others’ expectations, but in who God says you are. Spend time learning who you are through Scripture and prayer. When you know you’re deeply loved and purposed by God, your truth becomes less about performance and more about authenticity.
2. Be honest with yourself
Ask:
What do I believe?
What do I value?
What do I desire?
Often, people suppress their truth to please others or avoid conflict. But self-deception only leads to delay. Freedom begins when you stop hiding from yourself.
3. Stop apologizing for your uniqueness
You weren’t created to blend in. Your truth may disrupt traditions, challenge mindsets, or require bold moves. That’s okay.
“Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” – Romans 12:2
Let your differences glorify God. That’s where transformation begins.
4. Set boundaries that honor your truth
Not everyone will understand your journey, and they don’t have to. Protect your peace by setting clear boundaries with people, environments, or conversations that cause you to shrink.
5. Embrace growth, not perfection
Your truth evolves as you grow. You don’t need to have it all figured out. Living authentically doesn’t mean being flawless, it means being faithful.
6. Speak boldly but with grace
Living in your truth means having the courage to say what needs to be said, but with love. Whether it’s in relationships, business, ministry, or creativity, your voice matters. Use it well.
“Let your conversation be always full of grace, seasoned with salt.” – Colossians 4:6
7. Listen to your body and spirit
God speaks through peace and conviction. If something constantly drains you or disrupts your spirit, that may be a sign it doesn’t align with your truth anymore. Don’t ignore divine discomfort.
8. Surround yourself with truth-tellers
Find community with those who encourage you to stay true to God and yourself. The right people won’t let you shrink. They’ll call you higher and hold you accountable.
9. Keep a journal of your becoming
Write down what you’re learning, where you’ve grown, and how you’ve overcome. Your truth deserves to be documented, it’s part of your legacy.
10. Trust that god will back you up
You don’t have to manipulate, strive, or force what’s meant for you. When you walk in truth, heaven backs you.
“You will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.” – John 8:32
Let your truth not just be something you speak, but a way you live.
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Live Out Your Truth
No more hiding behind quiet fears,
No more shrinking to fit in their ears.
You were not made to dim your light,
But to shine in truth with fearless might.
Your voice is power, your soul is flame,
You carry purpose, not just a name.
The world may question, try to define,
But truth is yours–by God’s design.
Live out your truth, don’t mute your song,
Even if the road feels rough and long.
You were made to stand, not to break,
To live in fullness, not just fake.
It’s not perfection that sets you free,
But owning your story unapologetically.
Every scar, every rise, every fall,
God uses it–He’s shaping it all.
So speak with courage, move in grace,
Walk like you’ve already found your place.
Not just surviving, but breaking through–
Live out your truth–the world needs you.
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La’Sha May Ola Wright, Mindset Coach & Author
La'Sha Wright is a Christian Mindset Coach, author, and artist dedicated to transforming lives through emotional intelligence and spiritual growth. With over 20 years of experience in writing and 15 years as a visual artist, she uses her voice as a poet and influencer. She has a gift for helping others heal from anger, bitterness, and emotional pain. She is the creator of the Angry to Heal course, host of the Empowering You podcast, and founder of the YouTube channel La'Sha Wright. Her mission is to inspire, empower, uplift, and guide individuals toward peace, clarity, and purpose. La'Sha's journey of personal healing fuels her passion to help others walk in their God-given identity and destiny.
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