The Path to Self-Love: Why ‘Girl, Put Yourself First…’ Matters
In the hustle and bustle of daily life, where responsibilities and obligations often take center stage, the notion of putting oneself first can seem both indulgent and impractical. However, embracing the principle of self-love—symbolized by the phrase ‘Girl, Put Yourself First…’—is not about selfishness; it’s about ensuring that you are emotionally and mentally equipped to handle life’s challenges and nurture your relationships. Understanding why this concept matters and how to implement it can pave the way to a more balanced and fulfilling life.
The Illusion of Self-Love: Unpacking the Role of External Validation
In today’s social media-driven world, self-love has become a prominent topic of discussion. But before delving into its meaning, let’s first explore the essence of love itself. Echkart Tolle aptly describes love as a state of being, residing deep within us. It is an intrinsic part of who we are, unaffected by external forms or validation.
Let It Go. Let It Be: Understanding Self-Love Through Personal Growth
For a long time, I never truly grasped the concept of loving myself. I used to think that practicing self-care equated to self-love. However, self-care and self-love are different. Self-love is about fully accepting yourself for who you are and filling yourself with love.
The Soul’s Journey: Discovering Deeper Connection – Part 2
On my quest for deeper self-discovery, here are 10 more lessons I’ve learned:
Awareness: Expands rapidly and deeply. You begin to understand why you prefer certain foods, places, or people, and how these preferences shape your life.
Honesty: Increases with self-reflection. As you become more truthful with yourself, you naturally become more honest with others.
The Soul’s Journey: Discovering Deeper Connection – Part 1
I started a deeper soul search after I left my business of 7.5 years at the end of 2018. It wasn’t my intention, however it came to me…I guess I could say, my soul was yearning. My intention was to take 6 months off to be with myself and “take a break” from many years of working in the event industry. I needed a pause to just “be”. Well, here I am today sharing what I feel has been one of the best things that’s happened for me…