TODAY'S MOTIVATIONAL MESSAGE

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Life will continue to offer you opportunities to let go. Nothing really belongs to us. Accepting this truth can be one of life’s greatest challenges. However, when you shift your focus from holding on tightly… Continue Reading

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Ask Your Partner for What You Need: How to Start Practicing & Helpful Examples

It’s okay to have wants and needs. 

This is something that many people forget about, thinking that they are doing something wrong if they need something. Or, they’re just afraid to ask for things, feeling like they’re not worthy to receive.

One thing that many couples talk about in therapy is not feeling heard or seen. There tends to be something that’s lacking in their listening and/or communication skills.

Common complaints may be:

  • You never hear me!

  • I feel invisible.

  • You don’t care.

  • I’m afraid to even ask you for anything.

  • You always cut me off.

  • You have no clue how I feel.

  • I feel alone in this relationship.

Any of those feel familiar to you?

Don't Think You're Good Enough? Change Your Thoughts & Increase Your Self-Worth

Most people struggle on some level with not feeling good enough. 

For some, this belief simmers just under the surface their entire life. They view things from this “I am not worthy” perspective that got skewed usually somewhere in childhood.

Others only deal with this type of thinking occasionally. Maybe they had an ultra-harmonious upbringing with parents who were quite healthy emotionally.

Regardless, we are all worthy and “good enough,” just because of who we are as spiritual beings journeying through life as humans

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Stay With Your Own Truth

Hard seasons change you. There is no pretending otherwise. Disappointment, loss, criticism, and failure leave marks. In the middle of it, it can feel like something essential has been taken from you, but difficulty often reveals exactly who you truly are.

When things calm down, you may notice that you’ve changed. Maybe you are steadier, more aware, less willing to sway on your boundaries. Strength creeps up slowly and shows us what truly matters most.

The danger after a setback is the temptation to let someone else’s reaction define you. If you are not careful, you start adjusting yourself to fit into another person's experience.

Integrity asks you to return to your own values, especially when it would be easier to abandon them. Integrity tells us to speak honestly, act kindly and hold your boundaries without turning hard. You become steadier each time you choose integrity over approval.

Think of one area where you have been second-guessing yourself. Write down one sentence that reflects your actual belief or value in that situation. Let that sentence guide your next choice.

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Today's Affirmation

I allow myself to feel unbridled joy.

I embrace an ongoing practice of self-compassion.

I take time to nurture my passions Continue Reading

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