How do you show someone you love them? How do you love yourself?

Updated: Jun 11
Self-esteem is hinged on self-respect. If you treat yourself well, you’ll attract others to treat you well too.
Aren’t these the ways you show someone you love them?

you go out of your way to provide what they need (affection, support, space…)
you listen respectfully to their concerns, providing constructive feedback
making it fun for them to be with you, so you think of different things youcould do together. Love yourself first.
you encourage, uplift and affirm them
you nurture them, encouraging them to look after their health(to eat well, exercise…)
surprising them with small gifts, treats, sms messages or cards
if you need to correct them, you do so constructively and respectfully
if you accidentally hurt or upset them, you apologise and make it up to them
you support their growth and freedom
you show interest in what they do
Do you provide these thoughtful actions to yourself?
you go out of your way to ensure you get what you need (space )
you listen respectfully to your concerns, providing constructive feedback in your journal
having fun just by yourself, so you find things you enjoy doing
you encourage, uplift and affirm yourself in your journal
you nurture yourself, and look after your health (eat well, exercise…)
treating yourself to small gifts (without guilt!)
if you need to correct yourself, you do so constructively and respectfully
if you hurt or disadvantage yourself, you find ways to make it up to yourself
you support your growth and freedom
you respect what’s important to you and allow time and space for it
Is it time for you to raise your level of self-respect or self-esteem. Would you like some guidance? If so, contact me directly to arrange a convenient appointment time.
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