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Self love

Know when to go easy on yourself

  I’m just coming out the tail end of a gnarly chronic pain flare up that has seen my routine very off for the last few weeks. 🫣 We went to Melbourne and travelling usually means a flare up for me due to different beds, different cars, different routine and less exercise. I was back in my routine for a few days and then it hit me again so the last week has been a write-off. 🥺 It’s easy to…

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Not everyone has to like you…

  Only YOU have to like you. 🤷🏼‍♀️  So many of us spend too much time, energy and wasted thoughts worrying about what others think of us.  We also tend to operate on what we assume  they think of us instead of what’s actually true.  One of my favourite quotes is: “We’re all living life based on a perception, of a perception, of what we think other people think of us” 🤔🤯😳 What’s the fucking point in expending all this…

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Is someone you love in a toxic relationship?

  Recently I had the mother of a woman experiencing family violence join my Project Self Worth program, where I educate women about healthy vs unhealthy relationships and show them my step-by-step guide on how to heal from abuse and find healthy love. ❤️  All the other women on my program are in/healing from abusive relationships, but this member isn’t – her daughter is. I’m loving the messages I’m receiving from her with her many light bulb moments, recognising how…

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From snake bites to self-love

  Imagine getting bitten by a snake, and instead of focusing your energy on recovering you chase the snake, wanting to know why it hurt you. 🥹 You want to prove to the snake that you didn’t deserve it biting you. This is a great analogy for what those who seek approval and validation outside of themselves tend to do when hurt by others. We chase them for answers; why did they hurt us? What did we do wrong? What…

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Coercive Control – The frog that slowly boils to death

  It was November 2018.    I woke up on the floor after sleeping in a room in my house that I used as my office, instead of sleeping in my bedroom, where he was sleeping.   I felt scared, afraid to leave the room and confront the situation ahead of me, treading on eggshells as always and feeling like a shell of my former self. 🐚   It wasn’t unusual to be met with passive aggressiveness, being completely ignored…

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Do you feel this way too?

  Last week I finished up my 5 Day Love Lab Challenge.  Almost 100 people signed up for this and during the challenge they had a couple of reflective questionnaires to complete. One of them in particular a lot of members found very challenging to complete, as some of the questions were very confronting. What was interesting to me (but also unsurprising, as I see this all the time), was how similar some of their answers were.  One of the…

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