If I’m to live free, to be confident with healthy self-esteem, and to sincerely love and serve others well, I must be able to forgive myself for my mistakes – even the really ugly ones. Cuz from my experience, I know for sure that when I don’t forgive myself, I feel really down, discouraged, depressed, insecure, unlovable, and worthless. It’s not possible to love others well when I feel like that, or even be a person others want to be around.
This one sentence action plan from James Clear’s book Atomic Habits can provide the clarity you need to achieve your healthy habits.
We’d all like a life with more time, more money, and more freedom to live a more meaningful life. Right? And if we are honest, our stuff is not helping us with any of that. So let me offer you a few ideas about reducing your stuff and the negative impact it may have on your life. These have worked well for me.
Our culture tells us that we must have more of everything. But what if that is all backwards? What if less is actually better?
Take an alternate view of your challenges.
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