Self-Compassion: How to Give Yourself Grace as You Grow
Self-compassion means extending kindness, patience, and grace to ourselves when we’re struggling, making mistakes, learning something new, or recognizing something we want to change.
Self-compassion means extending kindness, patience, and grace to ourselves when we’re struggling, making mistakes, learning something new, or recognizing something we want to change.
As we get older, there may be moments when we look at our lives and realize something doesn’t feel quite right. Maybe your career looks good on paper, but you don’t feel fulfilled.
Self-talk is the ongoing conversation we have with ourselves. It includes the way we talk about our choices, abilities, relationships, appearance…
At first, this inner critic may seem helpful. You might think it keeps you motivated or pushes you toward success. However, constant self-criticism often does the opposite.
Self-confrontation starts with self-compassion and self-awareness. In other words, before you can face yourself honestly, you need to feel safe doing it.
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