Maybe this is why so many of us have such a difficult time loving ourselves. Parents, church elders, teachers, educators, people who train others all might be living with an unworkable definition of self-love.
How useful is a definition that makes people feel guilty about themselves by stressing “concern with only your own wishes?”
Your heart is always telling you what it needs to feel satisfied, content, at peace. These messages have nothing to do with the instant gratification needs we usually respond to that are harmful and self-destructive.
Don't we have to trust our intuition when it comes to our business?
How often do we follow our heart and get rewarded for making the right business decision? Only people who love themselves enough to trust their intuition are rewarded!
When you listen to your heart and follow the quiet messages it sends, you feel a deep sense of peace.
Wholeness, balance, peacefulness were totally absent from my early life. I spent the first thirty-nine years self-destructing, seeking instant gratification through alcohol, drugs, gambling, being a bulimic, stealing, excessive moving,and starting and failing more home businesses than I care to think about.
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