
An attempt at understanding why we do what we do by exploring the parts of ourselves left unseen.
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It’s easier to use their presence in relation to you as justification or proof that you’re actually better than you think you are, better than how you think others perceive you.
The confidence you’re looking for won’t come from what you at...
By avoiding the necessary discomfort of this process, all of what you’re doing to avoid it becomes the discomfort itself.
It’s not about getting to a point where you’re perpetually comfortable; it’s about understanding that comfort is a fa...
Your resistance is revealing, whether it might seem that way initially or not. At first, you might notice yourself being pulled away from a specific opportunity, not because it isn’t right for you, but because it’s so right that it’s terrif...
The more you show up fully and inconvenience others with your truth, the more you prove to yourself that, at the very least, you believe you’re worthy of being fully seen and heard.
You avoid honest and vulnerable self-expression because,...
The kindest, most protective thing you can do for yourself isn’t to lead with negative assumptions about others, but to risk believing that you’re worthy of being liked and being treated well.
You recoil at the thought of connection, not b...
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