Spoiler alert: You can’t judge yourself into change. Try this instead.

This is the foundation of everything:
We cannot shame ourselves into change.
We can only love ourselves into evolution.

If beating ourselves up... πŸ₯Š Judging and criticizing ourselves for all of the ways we want to improve... actually led to a successful, happy life...

We wouldn't be having this conversation right now. πŸ˜…

πŸ† I was the champion of self-criticism.
πŸ‘‰ Holding myself to standards I would never expect of others.
😬 Over-functioning, over-compensating, and over-thinking my every move.

But the perfectionism and relentless judgment of myself didn't lead me to lasting change...

No, it just led to an incessant internal argument. πŸ€¦β€β™€οΈ

There was part of me that wanted to cut back on my drinking. And part of me that felt it was the duct-tape holding my whole life together!

These two parts of myself were at war, and the dissonance in my mind grew louder and louder... which only led me to drink more, tbh.

It wasn't until I found the tools to quiet my loud inner critic and leaned all the way into self-compassion and *kindness* that I was able to find peace.

πŸ’— Peace led to clarity.
πŸ’— Clarity led to small changes.
πŸ’— And those small changes led to a huge transformation.

I became a certified coach to help you to do the same. πŸ™Œ

Together, we can shift you AWAY from perfectionism & judgment and TOWARDS a peaceful, beautiful, evolution.

πŸ‘οΈβ€πŸ—¨οΈ Check out my new free mini-training to learn more.
We’re in this together.
xo

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