QUOTE: When you’re trying to
motivate yourself appreciate the fact that you’re even thinking about making a
change. And as you move forward, allow
yourself to be good enough! – Alice Domar
I know we all struggle to understand and
not take for granted a lot of past choices and decisions we have made.
Like taking a job we didn't want, staying in dead end relationships, or
to have or not have children. In our heart of hearts we know we mean well
and only want the best for ourselves but due to poor decision-making in the
past we have lost our self-trust. Ultimately you are the gatekeeper to
your own soul. Who is the best knower of yourself if not YOU! You know what’s best
for you but somewhere along the way we have lost that ideal. Life has its
way of making us turn against the only person for which we
live—yourself/ourselves.
At times when we don't trust our own judgment
we could pray if that helps. We can tap into our internal GPS and take some
time to examine what we feel when we are faced with a decision-making
opportunity. We have to oftentimes be hurting enough or broke enough or fed up
enough to make a decision. We have to make sure our common sense is not stifled
or discredited when we are making decisions that could impact our lives.
I think we should trust ourselves enough to
say, "I will not let ME down. Also, if we do make a decision that turns
out to not be the right one, we have to dust ourselves off and keep trying
until we get it right. We have to build trust with ourselves just like we build
trust with others-it doesn't happen overnight. Every experience has to be a
learning experience and you must forbid yourself to make the same mistake
twice. You have to believe in yourself and become your biggest fan and
supporter. The world will do its part to bring us down so we have to be mindful
of our thoughts and actions so they constantly coincide positively and
productively. We must keep ourselves uplifted and spiritually fed.
Self-trust takes practice and discipline to
be fine-tuned.
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