“The greatest gift you can ever give another person is your own happiness.”
– Abraham-Hicks
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When you are happy (and therefore, in a place of strength), you allow yourself to be of so much more value to yourself and to anyone else you would want to be of value to as compared to when you are in a place of negative emotion.
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“You can be a good person with a kind heart and still say no.”
– unknown.
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Say yes to yourself. The greatest gift that you can give to yourself and to others is your happiness, is honoring the magnificent creation of life that you are, is genuinely appreciating and loving yourself (this is different from arrogance or vanity which are always from a place of fear as Louise Hay says), is supporting and nurturing yourself, is doing what gives you relief, is doing what makes your heart sing, is doing what puts a spring in your step, is doing what gives you joy and ease, is making your happiness a priority. From this place of feeling good, love and strength, you are of so much more value to yourself and to anyone else you would want to be of value to.
I would like to add here that only you know what you want to say no to and what you want to say yes to because only you know what feels the most easy to you or what feels the path of least resistance to you. There is no right or wrong here. The suggestion is to focus on what gives you relief, what soothes you, what make you feel better.
Sharing a beautiful Abraham Hicks video. It lends further clarity on feeling good. The video short (4 minutes), simple and profound.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0w_UaXDurc0
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“Your value does not decrease based on someone’s inability to see your worth.”
– unknown
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“People inspire you, or they drain you. PICK THEM WISELY.”
– Hans F. Hasen
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“Stop worrying about what other people think. They’re probably too busy worrying about what other people think, too! 🙂
– Cheryl Richardson
“When dealing with people, remember you are not dealing with creatures of logic, but creatures of emotion.”
– Dale Carnegie
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