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Unconscious Deservedness: Accepting What You Don’t Truly Deserve?
Unconscious deservedness often shapes our experiences, leading us to accept less than we truly deserve. Many of us navigate life with ingrained beliefs that dictate our worth, settling into routines and situations without questioning whether they genuinely reflect our value. This silent acceptance can keep us trapped, preventing us from recognizing our true potential and
Your Value Identity Is Not Your True Value
If someone were to ask, “What’s your value?” how would you respond? Many of us pause and start talking about our jobs, contributions, and achievements. What people have said about us, and the value they have gained from us. But what we’re describing isn’t our true value; it’s the external value we bring. Understanding
Seeing Your Worth Through Others Eyes
Do you struggle to recognize your worth and value, in what you do and more importantly in who you are? Do you experience feelings of unworthiness, and not being of value even though deep down inside you know otherwise? This struggle to acknowledge your worth and value stems from how your worth and value were
The Truth About Boundaries
TRUTHS ABOUT BOUNDARIES… One of the truths, is: the boundaries you create ARE FOR YOU, not for the other person. Boundaries are guidelines for management of our own insecurities, our well-being and comfort, rather than as restrictions imposed on others. WHY DO WE NEED TO HAVE BOUNDARIES? Boundaries are invisible lines, that define the space
The Underestimated Power Of Neediness
Have you been told “You’re Needy”? If you have, what was your reaction to it? A gut punch, a squirm, anger, or even a shout of denial “No I’m not”? THIS IS THE UNDERESTIMATED POWER OF NEEDINESS It has a lot of power over you, because it generally is perceived as a weakness or dependency,
What Differentiates Your Human Self From Your Soul Self
THE Question! Who am I? Who is the true me? I’m sure over your lifetime, you’ve asked these questions many times. They were questions I asked myself when I was sixteen. I asked, out of desperation to not feel what I felt and be who I had become. This question became my purpose in life