Many of us still say we do. Yet our actions suggest differently.
Through all my personal experiences and through the people I've been engaging with personally, in seminars and in my Be Motivated Women's Circles, I think that the only thing that truly solves our issues is learning how to love one another.
Louise Hay once said that it's incredible how their lives are getting easier in any aspect as people know how to value themselves more everyday. It is a basic concept, but I comply fully with that.
Every day as people start enjoying themselves more, it's awesome how their lives are getting easier. It helps them feel secure. They're getting great. It gets the work it needs. They've got the resources it wants. They either strengthen their relationships, or the bad ones break and new ones begin.
Are you willing to take up the brief task of self-love? Below are six things you should know every day to respect yourself: Be your own best mate. What do you make about that?
Show all of your elegance and magnificence–the lovely and not so nice bits.
Embrace the amazing and beautiful human you are. Just one of you.
Love both of you. It also requires acknowledging the shortcomings and obstacles.
Surround yourself with others who care and be happy. Any more associated toxicity.
Offer yourself and others the pardon. You're going to feel much better.
Is there any means of giving yourself love?
I just lead a lovely women's circle focused on a gorgeous Daily OM post – one of my favorite websites that sends out simple words of advice penned by a really talented Madisyn Taylor.
Briefly, it said, "Sight is the power to see the real world, whereas the privilege of looking through it is vision. Anyone who has damaged their eyesight will reassure you that while you can not see the world with your eyes, there are details that are more visible. One of the explanations why many meditation practitioners suggest to stay with eyes closed is that we naturally are more in contact with our inner environment because we are not overwhelmed by the outside environment. "The article went on to claim even some of those with good eyesight can normally lose some of the acuity, but that this loss is typically substituted by inner vision.
To me the inner dream and the faith of my instincts go hand in hand. I failed at creating inner vision when I was younger. I was also not sure in myself, nor was I able to respond to my instincts. I have done what I felt I would be doing. I had high school and college problems, was in certain negative and abusive marriages, and had a challenging first marriage. It was only when I grew older that I permitted my dream to grow into the meaning of my mind. I gradually began to believe in myself and to trust. I was accountable for meeting what had been dragging my heart strings. When I didn't appreciate my productive 30-year public relations career, I listened to the world and finally generated a fresh dream and purpose for my life: supporting people one by one. When I made the decision in life coaching and hypnotherapy to become accredited my inner dream directed me to support people create meaningful improvements in their lives. Because I'm so glad that it has!
Through all my personal experiences and through the people I've been engaging with personally, in seminars and in my Be Motivated Women's Circles, I think that the only thing that truly solves our issues is learning how to love one another.
Louise Hay once said that it's incredible how their lives are getting easier in any aspect as people know how to value themselves more everyday. It is a basic concept, but I comply fully with that.
Every day as people start enjoying themselves more, it's awesome how their lives are getting easier. It helps them feel secure. They're getting great. It gets the work it needs. They've got the resources it wants. They either strengthen their relationships, or the bad ones break and new ones begin.
Are you willing to take up the brief task of self-love? Below are six things you should know every day to respect yourself: Be your own best mate. What do you make about that?
Show all of your elegance and magnificence–the lovely and not so nice bits.
Embrace the amazing and beautiful human you are. Just one of you.
Love both of you. It also requires acknowledging the shortcomings and obstacles.
Surround yourself with others who care and be happy. Any more associated toxicity.
Offer yourself and others the pardon. You're going to feel much better.
Is there any means of giving yourself love?
I just lead a lovely women's circle focused on a gorgeous Daily OM post – one of my favorite websites that sends out simple words of advice penned by a really talented Madisyn Taylor.
Briefly, it said, "Sight is the power to see the real world, whereas the privilege of looking through it is vision. Anyone who has damaged their eyesight will reassure you that while you can not see the world with your eyes, there are details that are more visible. One of the explanations why many meditation practitioners suggest to stay with eyes closed is that we naturally are more in contact with our inner environment because we are not overwhelmed by the outside environment. "The article went on to claim even some of those with good eyesight can normally lose some of the acuity, but that this loss is typically substituted by inner vision.
To me the inner dream and the faith of my instincts go hand in hand. I failed at creating inner vision when I was younger. I was also not sure in myself, nor was I able to respond to my instincts. I have done what I felt I would be doing. I had high school and college problems, was in certain negative and abusive marriages, and had a challenging first marriage. It was only when I grew older that I permitted my dream to grow into the meaning of my mind. I gradually began to believe in myself and to trust. I was accountable for meeting what had been dragging my heart strings. When I didn't appreciate my productive 30-year public relations career, I listened to the world and finally generated a fresh dream and purpose for my life: supporting people one by one. When I made the decision in life coaching and hypnotherapy to become accredited my inner dream directed me to support people create meaningful improvements in their lives. Because I'm so glad that it has!
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