Tag self esteem
“To worry or not to worry? This is the question.” Today’s story is about the way I witness anxiety and continuous worrying. Have you ever been anxious? That feeling is weird, am I right? You are on an endless alert… Continue Reading →
Have you ever been so passionate about something that you become addicted to it at first sight? It happened to me with NLP. I call it “the affair” of my life! When I started my first job, it became clear… Continue Reading →
It’s dark in my heart now again. There is no one around—silence and blackness reign over my emptied soul realm. Yet, I am not afraid anymore. I know I am still home. This weird feeling of safety creates an energy… Continue Reading →
The way of hard truth – tells a story about accepting inner stories many of us repeat to ourselves. It is a story of truth, of no lies.
I felt for a long time like a goldfish in my wonderful protecting bowl. I was having all that I needed to be happy and was happy with all that I had. I was admired by people around me, loved… Continue Reading →
And what if I am a million pieces combined to sparkle one single ray of light? I dedicate today to tell the story of who I am. I am nothing more or less than who I chose to become in… Continue Reading →
Before closing the NLP Train the Trainer, we had to find a message to define our future dream as trainer. My mind was empty, but while walking around in peace, hearing just my breath, my mind emptied slowly. Out of… Continue Reading →
I felt teared apart many times and in many ways. I felt I live in the same time in million universes and went in as many directions. I roamed all these years in the pursuit of something undefined, unspecified, unknown… Continue Reading →
In the last week self esteem workshop, we looked to ourselves inside-out in the attempt to observe the self esteem. The reality is that we see ourselves in different ways: We see ourselves through the glasses of social norms and… Continue Reading →
I received a gift the other day. I feel grateful and blessed to have people around me who support me with these amazing resources. I was writing my new article on self esteem. I received a recommendation of Virginia Satir’s… Continue Reading →