Make sure you show off your mind, heart and soul this weekend...
Tag: inner beauty
Boost of the Day #103: Seeing people through a kaleidoscope
Yes, we have flaws. But remember they are not stopping the beauty, they are a huge part of it 🙂
Boost of the Day #96: Defining beauty
I wish we would all take note of the above message. I'm all for making yourself look good on the outside because that shows you're taking care of yourself. You deserve to spend time making yourself look your best. Focusing on inner beauty certainly doesn't mean rolling around in your sweats and greasy hair every … Continue reading Boost of the Day #96: Defining beauty
Boost of the day #31: Shakespeare in (self) love
It's Friday and your focus today must be self love, even Shakespeare says so! There is nothing sinful in taking the time to love yourself, it is far worse to neglect yourself. Happy Friday x
Boost of the day #15
I love this quote from Emma Stone - I think the likes of her and some other female celebrities are amazing because they really focus on the idea that it is inner beauty that defines us, not what is on the outside. Another excellent one is Jennifer Lawrence calling out her interviewer on questions about her weight … Continue reading Boost of the day #15
Stand your ground! YOU are good enough
Morning from sunny England (finally!),
During my daily read of blogs on self-esteem, I came across one which I completely related to so I thought I should share. I have been guilty of putting men I date on a pedestal and I have slowly realised that this will never lead to a healthy relationship, and indeed will always lead to being hurt.
So it’s time to swear off dating until you really love and value yourself. Focus on yourself and your self-worth for a while…then you’ll be sharing that pedestal 😊
Do you sometimes notice that when you are with the man or woman you feel romantically and sexually about you put them on a pedestal?
You may think at first you are doing this because of how special they are to you. You may think you admire another person or “look up” to them. This is just not the case when we choose to place someone on a pedestal. In this case, by placing another person above us, we are literally and automatically putting ourselves below them in a much lower position with much less power. Not only is this a very vulnerable position, but also a very unhealthy one. If we want to find and seek healthy relationships we must not knowingly put others above us leaving us feeling worthless and not good enough to be valued and wanted.
What is wrong with us when we do this?
Why…
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Selfie-esteem: good or bad?
An article on Cosmopolitan has captured my attention: Are selfies bad for our self-esteem? The writer answers the question with a resounding yes and I'm inclined to agree. I am guilty of taking selfies, often on a daily basis, to check how I look. Sometimes I look at my selfie and think, "hey I'm actually … Continue reading Selfie-esteem: good or bad?
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