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365 days of Self-Love Day 33
Still listening to Brené Brown’s first Ted Talk, she says: “There was only one variable that separated the people who had a strong sense of love and belonging, and those who really struggle for it: That was the people who have a strong sense of love and belonging, believe that they are worthy of love … Continue reading 365 days of Self-Love Day 33
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365 days of Self-Love Day 32
So much to do and so little time to do it! In self love, I deeply practice being at peace with the way things are: I would prefer sharing self love thoughts every day and I am ok with doing the best I can. This is not about letting myself off the hook, it is … Continue reading 365 days of Self-Love Day 32
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365 days of Self-Love Day 31
In one of my audiobooks, I heard “A strong belief in our worthiness doesn’t just happen: it is cultivated.” Cultivating self-love is the similar than cultivating worthiness. One of the practices of self-love is to make a list of your qualities or the things you do well. If you can’t find any, ask your best … Continue reading 365 days of Self-Love Day 31
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365 days of Self-Love Day 30
This week-end, I participated in a session of purposeful socializing. It’s a zoom event where the facilitator asks specific questions that promote connection and we go to breakout rooms in groups of 4 or 5 to answer the question. I have attended 3 of them so far and I love those events. (Let me know … Continue reading 365 days of Self-Love Day 30
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365 days of Self-Love Day 29
In the lists of self-love practices, I saw the practice of gratitude. Six years ago, I did a gratitude practice of posting on Facebook every day about gratitude. At the beginning, not much was happening, but as I persevered, focusing on gratitude every day, I began to feel more joy and enjoy my life more. … Continue reading 365 days of Self-Love Day 29
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365 days of Self-Love Day 28
Today, I was looking online for ideas of self-love practices. One of the practices was to focus on what we need rather than what we want. Sometimes, I need to get something done but I don’t feel like it or I don’t want to. Getting up from the couch and getting things done even if … Continue reading 365 days of Self-Love Day 28
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365 days of Self-Love Day 27
Today, I listen to a video from Francis Gendron (https://solutionera.com/experts/francis-gendron/ pour les français) and he talks about how our physiology affect our mood. Harvard did a study where people would hold Wonder Woman’s pause for 2 minutes before doing an interview. They found that those who held the pause did better than those who didn’t … Continue reading 365 days of Self-Love Day 27
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365 days of Self-Love Day 26
In our Geotran call, we talked about the fact that I took on writing 365 posts on self-love and how I had to practice self-love each time I missed a day. The first time I missed, I was annoyed at myself, then I noticed that I was annoyed at myself. Since I am committed to … Continue reading 365 days of Self-Love Day 26
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365 days of Self-Love Day 25
Back to reading Brené Brown: in her Tedx talk (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4Qm9cGRub0) she says: “shame is really easily understood as the fear of disconnection.” She also says that it is universal, we all have it. The only people who don’t experience shame have no capacity for human empathy or connection. She explains that what forms the basis … Continue reading 365 days of Self-Love Day 25
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365 days of Self-Love Day 24
Kim Morrison, in her book “The Art of Self Love,” defines self love as the regard for one’s own wellbeing and happiness. For me, self love is the ability to be kind to oneself, to talk to oneself and about oneself with respect, and to embrace the imperfection of being human. Kim Morrison also writes … Continue reading 365 days of Self-Love Day 24
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