Be Yourself, Accept Yourself, and Value Yourself

Good Morning, or Good Afternoon, or Good Evening, 

this post should take approximately three minutes to read from start to finish.

This post is short and sweet. In what ways, have you shown to others that you can be yourself around your immediate relatives, your friends, your close friends, your best friends, your loved one - whom you are dating with, your extended relatives, your work colleagues - if you're employed, other students - if you're studying classes in person? In what ways, have you proven to yourself that you can be yourself? 

Sometimes in our lives, we might get caught up and be too busy to act upon what we think of ways to be ourselves around others and how to proven ourselves that we can be ourselves. We can learn about our interests, our talents, our hobbies, and so forth. We can appreciate of who we were in the past because some moments in the past has helped us who we have become this present time. We can be confident of the way we look, the ways that we do certain things, the ways of our speech, and so forth.

We can forgive ourselves - each of us aren't perfect, and we do make mistakes. We can do our best to not fully rely on someone to forgive our mistakes for us. 

In what ways, have you shown to others that you can accept yourself around your immediate relatives, your friends, your close friends, your best friends, your loved one - whom you are dating with, your extended relatives, your work colleagues - if you're employed, other students - if you're studying classes in person? In what ways, have you proven to yourself that you can accept yourself?

Sometimes in our lives, we might get caught up and be too busy to act upon what we think of ways to accept ourselves around others and how to proven ourselves that we can accept ourselves. We can teach ourselves with positive talk - not to overthink the little things, we can do our best to avoid worrying - sometimes worrying can make things worse, we can celebrate the strengths that we have - some people may inspire what you have already accomplished, and so forth. 

In what ways, have you shown to others that you can value yourself around your immediate relatives, your friends, your close friends, your best friends, your loved one - whom you are dating with, your extended relatives, your work colleagues - if you're employed, other students - if you're studying classes in person? In what ways, have you proven to yourself that you can value yourself? 

Sometimes in our lives, we might get caught up and be too busy to act upon what we think of ways to value ourselves around others and how to proven ourselves that we can value ourselves. We may get reminded over and over again at times about our true worth. We are priceless and we need to truly value for who we have become this present time. 

"Speak up, speak out, be you."

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I remembered when I was in Australia and while I was employed; I was able to take multiple opportunities of days off to take myself to places of where it matters to me and during the drives has helped me to reflected on past memories that has helped me to become who I am at present time. I learned about my hobbies, my interests, my talents and so forth. I learned that I don't need to wear tons of makeup to impress someone. 

I often do my best to accept who I am. Before I met my husband, I constantly had to remind myself what I look like and since I have known my husband, I seemed to forget to accept of what I look like. Therefore my husband has been doing a great job to remind me to accept I look like. 

Majority of my life, I have been able to live in Australia and I learned so many words. When I moved to United States, I learned some more words. Sometimes I have been trying to explain certain words in Australian English, and I get frustrated because some people just doesn't understand me. I had to quickly forgive my mistake, and explain in American English. I learned to accept there is language barrier between Australian English and American English. 

I often do my best to value myself. I know it has been times to be hard to value who I am. I know that I am worth priceless.  

Stay Tuned until next time.