I choose me

Left on our own, we may not know our own good. When “I choose me,” I am also choosing my own limitations, weaknesses, inadequacies. Ultimately, to do the most good, we must be good. Since none save God is good, we seek perfection in Jesus Christ. We become our truest, best selves only as we put off the natural man or woman and become a child before God.

All Things for Our Good  

By Elder Gerrit W. Gong

Moroni 7:6, 10–12

Romans 3:10; Moroni 10:25

Moroni 10:32.

I love the observstion that choosing yourself or your will is also choosing your weaknesses.