Feeling Worthy and prioritizing yourself does not make you selfish. In fact it expands your capacity to give, and to care for others. When you try to give what you don't have? It's stressful. But when you fill your own cup SO much that it's overflowing? That extra? That's what you give from. Giving of the overflow = Giving from your thankfullness It's such a shift from the paradigm that we've been raised to believe in: that there's not enough, you're only ever going to have so much and if you take something you want, you're taking it from someone else. That if you have joy and peace and rest, it means someone else must be struggling and furthermore, that struggle is probably your fault somehow. I think it's so beautiful to witness my clients embrace a sense of "i get to care for my physical self, my spiritual self, my mind and my emotions" and that way it's not a burden for them to come and help out when I want to, it's not a burden for them to take care of the people they love. That gift, of giving without resentment, is not something most of us have ever been able to receive. If people are giving from "not enough" and their giving their precious time and resources from a sense of sacrifice, it creates ties of entitlement and resentment that don't need to exist. And that's where we get that whole "i don't want to be a burden" feeling. When you are full, when you feel whole and grounded and present? Just your being there is a gift. My mission in life is to create more genuinely full, joyful women, So you can give, and create, and achieve - and do it all with a sense of expanding capacity instead of burnout. Join Rebel Alliance Mastermind to get started now! <3 Megan |
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