Tag: Freedom

The Freedom That Is Within You

by Bright Osadiaye, posted in Personal Development, Personal Growth
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“You are not your past; you are equally free to change if you accept the freedom that is within you.”– David Audsburger

We are not really free if we don’t separate ourselves from the past. If we want to separate ourselves from our past, we must first accept to change ourselves from the inside out. Real change happens on the inside, not on the outside.

The freedom that is happening inside us is the real freedom that we need. The freedom within us is the freedom that can transform our lives, if we accept it.

We don’t need physical freedom. We need psychological freedom. If you are free psychologically, physical freedom will take care of itself. We need to free ourselves psychologically. It is better than physical freedom.

How can we do that? We can do it by not living in the past, by not holding grudges, by not blaming anyone for our mistakes, by not beating ourselves up when we make mistakes, by not talking ourselves down, by not hating anyone, by thinking positive thoughts, by forgiving anyone who hurt us, by forgiving ourselves, by accepting ourselves, by loving ourselves, by holding a positive picture of ourselves in our minds.

You were created to be free, not to live in fear. You are the only one who can free yourself. If you free yourself, the people around you will be free. If you free yourself, your career will be free. If you free yourself, your growth and development will be free. If you free yourself, your relationships with yourself and with other people will be free. Because you cannot live a better life if you are not free. If you want to live well, free yourself.

You can free yourself from:

Negative people, connect yourself with positive people.

Your ‘fake self,‘ connect yourself with your ‘real self.’

Fear, connect yourself with freedom

Unhappiness, connect yourself with happiness

Hate, connect yourself with love.

Procrastination, connect with action/productivity

Negative thoughts, connect yourself with positive thoughts

Poverty, connect yourself with success

Negative mindset, connect yourself with a positive mindset

Your past, connect yourself with your present.

Now, are you ready to free yourself?

Why Is A Positive Self-Worth Considered Good?

by Bright Osadiaye, posted in Health & Well-Being, Personal Development, Personal Growth, Workplace Learning Report
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A positive self-worth is attractive. It brings out the best in you. It brings other positive people closer to you.

Your self-worth is your life-worth. It is a ticket to freedom and prosperity. You cannot earn more than you worth. You are the only one who can raise your self-worth.

“Your Self-worth is your life-worth.”

You can raise your self-worth by accepting who you really are. Do not compare yourself to other people. Compare yourself to yourself. Focus on what you are doing right, not on what you are doing wrong. Life is a process. We are always growing. We will never stop growing.

It is okay to make mistakes. If you make one or two, do not beat yourself up, accept it, learn from it, and move on. Do not allow people to define you by your mistakes. They do not have the right to define you. You have the right to define yourself. Yes, ONLY you have the right to define yourself. Make sure you define yourself in a positive way.

Your name is positive. Your life is positive. Your life is your life. So take care of it.

Always use positive words to describe yourself. “You are smart. You are beautiful. You are tall. You are happy. You are healthy.” NEVER tell yourself negative things. If you do, your brain will register them as real. What you tell yourself will happen in your life. Be careful what you wish for.

If you wish for good things, you will get good things. If you wish for bad things, you will get bad things.

If you do not take anything away from this article, take this:

“When your self-worth goes up, your net worth goes up with it.”– Mark Victor Hansen