Notes to My Younger Self:
Notes To My Younger Self: Inner gifts: ~inherent talents, strengths, and unique abilities that reside within a person. ~characteristics that define an individual and can be a source of personal fulfillment and contribution. ~naturally, easy, effortless ~build and grow the human stand …
Notes To My Younger Self:
Notes to My Younger Self: It’s always productive to observe others to be inspired, to glean wisdom, gain a higher level of understanding from their paths and processes. When that observation shifts into comparing, measuring against or envy, know you’ve crossed over…
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Notes To My Younger Self: Compassion: Spiritual definitions ~knowing what a situation needs to bring harmony instead of chaos ~feeling for another—seeing what they see, relating to what they feel, without taking on responsibility ~a perception or awareness of subtlities in others,…
Notes to My Younger Self:
Notes To My Younger Self: If you stop blame, you can release judgement. If you release judgement, you can become aware of your inner wounds and heal. E.L. Chappel author of Spirit Dance and Storm Makers “Then (as you heal) your inner…
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Notes To My Younger Self: Duty: Oxford: a moral or legal obligation; a responsibility ~a task or action that someone is required to perform Webster: obligatory tasks, conduct, service, or functions that arise from one’s position (as in life or in…
Notes To My Younger Self:
Notes To My Younger Self: When you present in order to be “picked” (be included, chosen, validated, honored, loved, feel important, cherished, seen, acknowledged, recognized, elevated) by another (others), understand it may feel good in that moment. But know, by waiting for…
Notes To My Younger Self:
Notes To My Younger Self: If you’re unsure whether or not you are self-sacrificing, know that it comes down to your intent. To help be clear on your intent, ponder on these questions: Are you doing what you’re about to do because…
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Notes To My Younger Self: Traits of standing in your power: Knowing you’re so loved and cherished. Knowing your path is your own. Understanding your mission is like no other’s. Knowing if you have responsibility, you have authority; hard stop. Knowing you…
Notes To My Younger Self:
Notes To My Younger Self: Thoughts and actions that DO NOT reflect standing in your power: Judgement Expectations Running over, overpowering Manipulating to get a desired result Threatening, bullying, shouting, insulting… Proving something to those who’ve “wronged” you Elevating yourself above…
Notes To My Younger Self:
Notes To My Younger Self: When you’re tempted feel sorry for yourself or another, consider this: Feeling “sorry” holds us in place. We remain stuck where we’re sitting. We can’t move. “Poor them, poor me” doesn’t elevate, it holds our victim in…