Learning to love yourself requires Love. And loving yourself to love others is hard.  It’s something we all desire.  I haven’t met one person in my life who hasn’t wanted to love or be loved in return.  It’s crazy really.  This “love” thing.  Because no one ever teaches you growing up what love is and what it looks like.  Sure, we see examples of love from the people around us, but sometimes those examples aren’t always loving.  We get taught the basic subjects in school: english, math, science.  But never have I ever gone to a class on love.   The Struggle with Loving Yourself to Love Others Unfortunately, I see…

Examine the beliefs that hold you back. Have you ever wondered how some people can do things that seem impossible? You’ve likely heard stories about people who have pushed themselves to accomplish incredible feats, defying all odds to overcome unimaginable challenges. So what drives individuals to make possible the impossible?  Belief does.   When we believe in something, our belief is the driving force that directs our thoughts and actions.  For example, at one time people believed the earth was flat. So they acted in such a way that reinforced their belief, never sailing further than the familiar.  It wasn’t until someone challenged that belief and exposed the inaccurate belief’s limitations…