Sadie Robertson apologises to God for all her complaining

Duck Dynasty's teenage sweetheart Sadie Robertson likes to look at the glass half full, and she is inspiring all of her fans to do the same thing.

She shared a positive prayer on her Instagram account (@legitsadierob) that says: "Dear God, today I woke up. I'm healthy. I'm alive. I'm blessed. I apologize for all my complaining. I'm truly grateful for all you have done in my life."

Sadie considers it "a great prayer to pray on a Monday" and she then wrote, "Thank you Jesus for blessing me more than I deserve."

The young reality star truly is blessed. Her family shot to fame because of the popular reality show Duck Dynasty, but she was also able to venture out and make a name for herself.

She joined another well-loved television series Dancing with the Stars for its 19th season and teamed up with professional dancer Mark Ballas. The two managed to win second place.

After that, she collaborated with fashion designer Sherri Hill and created a "Live Original" line of "daddy-approved" prom dresses, and even walked the runway for the designer during New York Fashion Week.

Sadie is also the author of her own book called Live Original: How the Duck Commander Teen Keeps It Real and Stays True to Her Values, where she talks about her busy schedule and shares how she finds time for God, her family, her studies, and life on the small screen.

It seems like Sadie is the kind of girl who has things all figured out, but the Duck Dynasty teen admitted that she also deals with jealousy and insecurities just like any other teen. In a YouTube video, Sadie said that the only way she conquers her shortcomings is by seeking God for fulfilment.

"You're never going to be content with who you are unless you allow God to come in. I'm not saying that's what you have to believe, but I'm saying that's the best option I've ever found. Humans have never given me a better comfort zone than what God can give me," she said.

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