Here are some suggestions on
adjusting your emotional attitude towards yourself:
Loving another equal and an
adult, is transforming—tune in.
Listen to yourself, nurture
yourself.
Discipline gives you true
freedom.
Forgive yourself.
Live in the present. Now. Every
minute.
Love and work are the most
precious gifts you can give another.
A gift of yourself is the
greatest gift you can give another.
Ask for help. Network.
Do not pretend to be in total
control.
Periodically reinvent and renew
yourself.
Try hard to keep promises and
commitments—your internal sense of justice will punish all infractions.
Cacti can be as beautiful as a
rose bush. Love them anyway.
Explore the concept of acceptance
of self.
Love yourself. Accept yourself,
your body and mind, as you are.While trying to improve both, affirm and love
yourself as you are today, here and now.
Accept your whole life, as a
divine gift, good and bad as it is now.
Love others. You are the mirror,
in which all your loved ones see themselves. You can soothe and inspire them by
reflecting back an image that is lovable and competent. Calvin Cooley, renowned
sociologist has described the Mirror Image thus: ‘I am what I think, you think
I am.’ If you are constantly putting down others, they can be mentally destroyed.
Their unhappiness can harm your mindscape.
Accept your family as they are.
Unrealistic expectations about your child can put unrelenting pressure on him.
Mills and Boon expectations of your spouse can make them feel unloved and
inadequate. They can then become cranky and difficult.
You do not need revenge. Let go.
Go forward and live. Compete only with yourself. Take pleasure in others’
growth and achievement.
Keep the child in you alive, stroke and liberate
the playmate, cuddle the baby in you
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