Stop Idealizing People – Why We Put Others on a Pedestal and How to Break the Cycle
Learn why we idealize others, how childhood trauma plays a role, and how to break free for healthier, more authentic relationships.
Tag - mental health
7 posts
How to Manage Your Fear and Choose Empowerment
Fear is an inevitable part of life, if you know how to manage your fear and choose empowerment – your life experience may become just a little bit easier. When we think of things we are afraid of—things we avoid, moments that make us feel inferior—what really matters here is perspective. Sure, sometimes there are
Someone to Look Up To: Finding My Inner Role Model
For years, I longed for a role model who could guide me toward becoming a confident, empowered woman. I envisioned someone like Wonder Woman—strong, fearless, and wise. I dreamt of a mentor who would take me under her wing and help me embody all the qualities I admired in others. But despite meeting many inspiring
How To Listen to Yourself and Let Go of the Past
Posted in Mental Health and Self-Care
In my journey of self-discovery, I’ve come to recognize a powerful truth: answers come when you listen to yourself. Recently, I had a revelation that was a game-changer. It wasn’t the first big insight I’ve had, but this one felt different—deeper, more freeing. Let me share how I got to this point and what it
The First Step to Understanding Your Emotions
Posted in Mental Health and Self-Care
Runaway thoughts often lead to overwhelming emotions. For many of us, managing and understanding your emotions can feel like an uphill battle—especially when some emotions seem to linger longer than welcome. But here’s the truth: your emotions are not your enemy. They’re messengers. In this post, we’ll walk through the first step to understanding your
How to Forgive Yourself: Getting Started
Posted in Emotional Well-Being
How to Forgive Yourself: Getting Started on Your Journey to Emotional Healing Forgiving yourself is a vital part of emotional healing, but it’s something many of us don’t talk about. When we think of forgiveness, we often focus on forgiving others—perhaps a past boss, a friend who hurt us, or a family member who let
First Post: A Journey of Self-Discovery
This morning, I was talking to my therapist about why I keep giving myself excuses for not starting my blog. He pointed out that it’s my programming—those old beliefs and fears—that are stopping me from taking that step. Fear of rejection, fear of abandonment, and the thought that someone might not like what I write
