Why You Should Love Yourself

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Self-love is not about being perfect. It is not about being the best. It is not about other people. It is about you. Self-love is about your life.

Self-love is your inner power. If you want peace, it not going to come from what you have. It is going to come from the love you have for yourself.

If you don’t love yourself, if you are not comfortable with yourself, especially when you are alone, when things are not going well, when you are going through difficult times, what you have won’t be enough to keep you going.

Life is tough enough. If you do not love who you are, it is going to be more harder for you to do things. Do not do that to yourself. Because you deserve love.

Because love is everything. But do not expect it from other people. According to The Diary of a CEO, ‘Some people will love you. Some will hate you. Some people simply won’t care. You will only connect to the first two. But not to the third. Indifference is the least profitable outcome.’

Self-love is better. It is from you, not from others. If you want others to love you, you MUST first love yourself.

The question is, ‘Do you have the courage to love yourself, no matter what is going on in your life?

Can You ‘Look At Things With The Help Of Others’?

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No one knows everything. We are better when we learn together. We are smarter when we learn from other people.

We grow when we learn from other people. They know what we don’t know.

If you want to know more about the world around you, you must have the courage to learn from other people.

According to Ray Dalio, ‘If you can look at things with the help of others who can see what you are blind to, you’ll see much more than you can alone.’

The question is, ‘Do you have the courage ‘to look at things with the help of others’?

What are ‘you blind to’? It is hard to admit. But we all are. Because no one is smart enough to know everything. No one can see everything.

So if you want to see more opportunities, you must have the courage to ‘look at things with help of others’.