"No one can make you feel inferior without your consent." - Eleanor Roosevelt
Continuing on with
this radical concept of self-love, I will attempt to offer some insights from
my own experience as to how this may be achieved. When I refer to self-love I
am really talking about an
awareness of self-worth and acceptance. Knowing in your
innermost being that you are as individual as a snowflake and there will never
be another exact copy of you. What an amazing concept to ponder. You are
unique, one of a kind, priceless….
Sadly, not everyone
is aware of their worth, their inner beauty or talents. As Eleanor Roosevelt
suggests, we can give our power over to others because we may feel inferior or
less than worthy. The thing is everyone has something they are
naturally good at or feel comfortable doing.
The key is finding your passion. Where you feel your most at ease. Your real you.
One of the first steps I personally believe is to be aware
of your body language. Ninety percent of what we say is non-verbal. Doing an
online personality profile like Myers/Briggs can be most helpful too. We are
all individuals, but we do fall into a broad category of personality traits.
Remember, knowledge is power and the more self- aware we are, the more capable
of achieving our goal of self-love,
warts and all.
Go gently and enjoy the amazing blessings that can come from
self- contemplation.
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