Let us Love Ourselves

Since I always preach about loving yourself and why self-love is so important, I thought of writing something this week that most of us often go through. Dealing with harmful or toxic people in our day-to-day lives. Although labeling someone as "toxic," "manipulator," or "narcissistic" is not correct, what else can you say to someone who pulls all your energy the moment you interact with them? Whether it's someone at your job, it could be a colleague sitting next to you, your manager or your boss, or anyone else outside your job, like a family member or a gym friend. When you see or engage with them, you feel like your cup is getting emptier. If such negative, energetic people also surround you, it's time for you to protect your mental peace and happiness. While everyone deserves compassion and kindness, how can you provide them with love and compassion if they are soaking up your energy, too? So here's what I have come up with to help you deal...

Do you also feel surrounded by voices in your head? Have you ever tried to listen to what those voices want to convey to you?  Do you get encouraged or upset after listening to them? Although I am not a professional therapist who can finish off your overthinking or negative thought patterns, I am a keen observer of my thoughts, and I constantly pay close attention to them. If I go back six months, I will find a different version of myself. I used to trust everything my head said and that my mind was in charge of me. But now, I am the one who controls my mind. After all, I am the operant power! I know how it feels when your mind is constantly uttering useless and wasted thoughts that do not have any value in your life. Negative thoughts drain and soak up our energy, and we feel tired without even doing any physical work.  Before we realize or become mindful of our thought patterns, the negative thinking has already manifested in our reality and we continue to live the same expe...