Margie Warrell Quotes On How To Embrace Discomfort And Take Bold Action

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Growth Vs. Comfort

“Growth and comfort never ride the same horse.”- Margie Warrell, Train The Brave: Tame Your Fear, Take the Chance, Dare To Live Big

Trust yourself

“Living a deeply meaningful and rewarding life calls on you to step outside your comfort zone– to stretch yourself and to trust yourself- again and again and again.”- Margie Warrell, Train The Brave: Tame Your Fear, Take the Chance, Dare To Live Big

A life-long journey

“Living your life fully– purposefully, passionately and wholeheartedly- is a life-long journey of learning to embrace your vulnerability and accept your fallibility, all the while trusting in yourself that you were born for a mighty purpose and are stronger than anything you ever face.”- Margie Warrell, Train The Brave: Tame Your Fear, Take the Chance, Dare To Live Big

Do what inspires you

“You build your own brand of brave every time you consciously choose to move towards what inspires you, rather than away from what scares you.”- Margie Warrell, Train The Brave: Tame Your Fear, Take the Chance, Dare To Live Big

Face your fears

“Letting your fear of what everybody may be thinking of you magnify your self-consciousness, keeps you from expressing yourself authentically and living truthfully.”- Margie Warrell, Train The Brave: Tame Your Fear, Take the Chance, Dare To Live Big

Your reality

“Your experience of reality is simply a reflection of where you place your attention. This includes the types of conversations you have with others- whether they’re focused on what you’re grateful about and inspire to achieve, or whether they’re spent complaining about what you don’t have, don’t want and can’t do.”- Margie Warrell, Train Your Brave: Tame Your Fear, Take the Chance, Dare To Live Big

Melody Beattie Quotes On How To Start Caring For Yourself

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“Worrying and obsessing keep us so tangled on our heads we can’t solve our problems. Whenever we become attached in these ways to someone or something, we become detached from ourselves.”- Melody Beattie

“We don’t have to take other people’s behaviors as reflections of our self-worth.”– Melody Beattie

“We don’t have to take rejection as a reflection of our self-worth.“- Melody Beattie

“We don’t have to take things so personally. We take things to heart that we no business taking to heart.”- Melody Beattie

“We don’t have to take little things personally either…. Usually things have far less to do with us than we think.”– Melody Beattie

“If people don’t want to be with us or act healthy, it is not a reflection on our self-worth. It reflects on their present circumstances.”- Melody Beattie

“Stop looking for happiness in other people. Our source of happiness and well-being is not inside others; it’s inside us. Learn to center ourselves in ourselves.”- Melody Beattie

“We can learn to depend on ourselves. Maybe other people haven’t been there for us, but we can start being their for us.”- Melody Beattie

“Real power comes from feeling our feelings, not from ignoring them. Real strength comes, not from pretending to be strong all the time, but from acknowledging our weaknesses and vulnerabilities…”- Melody Beattie

“Go as far as you can see, and by the time you get there, you’ll be able to see farther.”- Melody Beattie

“Self-care is an attitude of mutual respect. It means learning to live our lives responsibly. It means allowing others to live their lives as they choose, as long as they don’t interfere with our decisions to live as we choose.”- Melody Beattie

“Giving ourselves what we need does not not only mean giving presents to ourselves; it means doing what is necessary to live responsibly- not an excessively responsible or an irresponsible existence.”- Melody Beattie

“Love cannot exist without the dimension of justice. Love must also have compassion which means to bear with or to suffer with a person.”- Melody Beattie

“There is nothing in the world like going where we want to go, getting what we want, solving a problem, or doing something we always wanted to do.”- Melody Beattie

“Goals cure boredom.”- Melody Beattie