Why You Should Never Joke With The Love You Have For Yourself

Self-love is what you need. You don’t need love from anywhere. If you do not love yourself, if you do not take care of your life, of your work, of those who are for you, then don’t expect to get it from anywhere.

People are not selfish. They are just doing their own things. They are taking care of their own things, their own lives.

So if you want other people to even see you as a human being, you must first do it for yourself. You must respect who you are, no matter what. You must stop beating yourself up for nothing.

You must learn to be there for yourself when no one cares, when people are not nice to you.

Do not worry about what is not worth your time. Create space for yourself. Make time to love, to play with yourself. Stop doing too much. Productivity is not about doing too much. It is about loving what you do. It is about spending your time wisely.

It is about doing more with less. It is about spending time with quality people. It is about doing quality work with quality people.

If you are really serious about taking care of your life, then you must be comfortable with yourself.

The question is, ‘How comfortable are you with yourself?’

No One Will Love You More Than You Love Yourself

Self-care is your care. If you do not care for yourself, no one will care.

It is on you. No one is going to love you more than you do for yourself.

People are not selfish. They are busy taking care of their own wants and needs.

If you are serious about taking care of yourself, loving yourself, then stop driving yourself crazy.

Stop telling yourself negative things. Stop making your life miserable.

Stop wasting your time with people who don’t even know whether you are alive or not.

Start loving yourself. Start loving your work. Start spending more time with yourself.

Stop trying to be perfect. Start paying attention to what your heart wants you to do.

And if you can do these things for yourself, your life will improve. You will start to feel better about your life.

The question is, ‘Will you try?’