Let us Love Ourselves

Wondering how a personal development blog has a post related to fashion? No, I haven't changed my niche! I want to boost your self-esteem by giving you practical tips you can apply daily. Confidence is built over time and depends on various factors such as parenting, environment, and a person's belief in themselves. As a child, I struggled with confidence, whether at school, college, or a family function. I never dared to perform or act in front of a large audience. But with time and learning self-love, I am rebuilding confidence in myself. So can you! This time, with fashion and style tips! And if you think only people with more money can afford to buy luxe clothes and live a luxurious and confident life, you are wrong! You do not have to be rich to be stylish. It has nothing to do with more money but how you carry it with you.   How are fashion and confidence related to each other? Do you remember how you always wanted to put on your new outfit when you brought it home?  It ...

If you've been following me for a while, you've probably read my blog posts about self-worth and self-confidence. I've always struggled with poor self-esteem, which has led to a lack of opportunity exploration. I even had a lot of fake friends in my life because I didn't know how to set boundaries back then. Through this blog post, I want to build your self-confidence so that when you step into the new year, you are a different and better person for yourself. With these simple tips, you can make changes in your life that will improve your standard of living. What is Self-Worth? If we look into the dictionary, it defines self-worth as " the sense of one's own value or worth as a person." Self-worth is also used as a synonym of self-esteem.  Those who have higher self-worth have more confidence and self-esteem. Related:  How to rebuild confidence when failures hit you? When we have a low sense of self-worth, we are frequently absorbed by toxicity or terribl...

Have you always ended up attracting the same kind of relationship but with a different person? Do you wonder why it always happens to you that you end up feeling the same pain or hurt as the last time?   If this might have always remained an unresolved mystery for you then from today onwards it will not. Today we will learn more about toxic relationships and how we can cut toxic people out of our lives. Why do we attract toxic or narcissistic people in our lives? No matter how strong we surface on the outside, some part of our soul always searches for its twin flame . And if we find someone that we think is the one, we rush into being in a relationship with them. Some of you might have connected to a person within just a few days of talking to them and ended up surrendering your feelings to them. And then they gaslight you. Isn't it? Let's find out the reasons you keep attracting the same kind of men in your life who act distant afterward. Reasons you attract the same kind of p...

Are you also someone who takes everything on themselves?  I mean, regardless of what the other person says, do you believe they are doing everything they can to hurt you? You believe that everything they do or say is done with the intent of making you feel bad about yourself. However, most of the time, these things aren't even about you or caused by you. So, if you are constantly putting strain on your mind and experiencing feelings of guilt or unease, you must stop. Because from today onwards you don't need to bother about everything so much. Here you will get seven easy tips that will allow you to take control over yourself, your emotions, and how you respond to the world while not taking things personally. But before we proceed further, we need to know why we take everything on ourselves which leads to emotional unrest. source: pexels Why do we take things personally? Suppose one day you went to your boss to ask something and instead of explaining to you politely, he scolded...

  Self-hatred is something we all have experienced during our childhood or teen years when we used to compare ourselves with other children.   Self-hatred or self-loathing is not something that you are born with, nor it is something that you only experience in childhood but it can hit you at any age. So what exactly "self-hatred" or "self-loathing" is? According to  Psychology Today : Self-hatred encompasses the feeling of guilt, shame, anger towards oneself when we compare ourselves to others or when we only focus on the negative instead of the positive. "Oh look, he has such a big house!" , "I want to be rich like him!" or "Why am I not fit like her?" Comments like these put a major impact on our mental health which in turn causes us depression, loneliness, and hatred towards everybody. Did you also felt lost after coming home with all those negative thoughts being planted by someone else in your mind about you and you didn't know...