Posts

Showing posts from August, 2022

How do you get others to value you?

Happy Monday and blessings-full of week dear Friends!!πŸŒΊπŸŒˆπŸ™ The full moon is going... Hopefully, it shined on your brilliance...  and you received the well-deserved acknowledgment. πŸ’₯πŸŽŠπŸŽ‰ Didn't this happen?πŸ₯Έ This is for you then... --worth reading it all the way.. HOW DO YOU GET OTHERS TO VALUE YOU AND SEE YOUR WORTH?🎁🌟 How do you expect others to appreciate and see your value when you only see the bad and the worthless in yourself? Did you know? A person living from his conditioned mind sees in you what you deeply believe about yourself. Accept this.  Understand what happens: When you are in an upsetting situation, your deep-seated negative beliefs --that have been conditioned in you -- will be awakened from outside.  So stop fighting against these people. And moreover, stop torturing yourself about their opinion. They don't see your sacrifices. They only see that you are weak to stand up for your right, you can't say no to anything, and they can take advantage of y...

Did anyone asked you what is your dream?

Image
    How frustrating it is to meet someone who asks a thousand questions? And when you think you satisfied them they come back with another question. I bet you are ready to pull your hair…. Lol photo Mohamed Nohassy Unspalsh.com So I used to be that child asking that many questions. When I look back at my parents and those around me, I really feel sorry for them. They had to put up with me. I don’t recall anyone asking me what I wanted to be when I was grewing up. I didn't know I had a dream either.  I just knew I had to know. I wanted to know everything. I wanted to understand everything. And I had to win everything. Life seemed to me a battle where I had to prove that I can win. The obsessive winning showed up from a very early age. I had to win the daily battles with my mom—on what to wear. I was 3 years old and I made a fit if my mom didn’t let me wear the certain socks or dress I wanted. You can imagine me, a restless always active and tireless child, who wa...