Take a moment to reflect on the situation and describe what's happening. For example, are you upset? Angry? Feeling betrayed? Lacking clarity? Anxious? Stressful? Be as specific as you can so you can identify the root cause of what brings this phrase to your lips.

Once you've clearly described your situation, describe what you mean by the phrase you are using. What is it you are expressing?

Assuming the words you said were really Truth, what does that mean? Does it put the Power of action outside yourself? Does it depend on a "God out there" to intervene? Does it rob you of your power or self worth?

Reflect on your belief system and measure the implications against your Truth. Where are the gaps? How does your original statement conflict with the Truth you know?

Find a way to rephrase your statement, still voicing the meaning you want to convey but in a way that aligns with your Truth.

I am in a situation where I feel like I am not qualified or prepared to accomplish what is expected of me.

Even though I am feeling unprepared or unequipped to do what I’m expected to do, I will “fake it till I make it.” In other words, I want to act as if I have what it takes to make it happen, so I don't let my fear paralyze me into inaction.

This implies that I don’t really have the skills, or confidence, or whatever else is required to do the job. Therefore, I need to fake it. This means I am being inauthentic and untrue. I end up feeling like a fraud, eroding my self (and Self) worth.

We do not need to “fake” anything, because at the level of Spirit we already possess everything we need. If we lack confidence, we simply need to call on this KNOWING to help us use our inner strength, intuitive wisdom, and self-reliance to move through the situation. 

So – This FAILS the Spiritual Truth Test!

FAITH it till you make it!