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For so long I’ve been hearing about “rewriting your own story” but I always I though that was lame…and the reason is because I couldn’t understand it, I didn’t know how to do it in a heartfelt way. I also didn’t want to go there yet…
Until I made peace with the fact that feeling like a victim means that there are things you need to heal in order to reclaim your power. And as long as you assume your responsibility in doing your own healing work and forgive yourself, by all means you need to experience those feelings!.
So this is what came up when I finally got the guts to re-write my own story: By listing all the negative things my dysfunctional family and ex-partner taught me (intentionally or not), and flipping the language to their extreme opposite.
- Your personal power is NOT transferable to “the next person” (aka, those who you try to please).You are more than capable to make the decisions that feel right to you.
- Your own expectations (of yourself or others) will never match the expectations others have of you, because we all have different perspectives and different priorities in life.
- Speaking out is NOT a form of disrespect when you are honoring your energy, your values and personal boundaries.
- My intuition tells me where and when to find the best opportunities for me to shine and grow into improved versions of myself, while feeling safe.
- No one is ever going to get to know you better than yourself - not even those involved in your closest relationship. They just get a perception of you that is conditioned and measured by their own values. So work on getting to get to know you better!.