There’s nothing wrong with showing a little love towards othersthe world could use more love, TBH–but it’s important not to lose yourself in the process of giving either. After all, how can you expect other people to treat you well if you don't do so yourself? Once in a while, put yourself first, staring with these suggestions:

Be happy with who you are.
Don’t let other people’s opinion about you put you down. So what if you’ve got a few flaws here and there? Focus on the positive things people notice about you instead of dwelling on all the negativity. Our tip: write down at least 10 things about yourself–it’ll be easy and fun, and it'll definitely boost your self-esteem.

Go easy on yourself.
No one is perfect. You will make mistakes, people will take notice, and they’ll judge you for your faults–but don’t be too hard on yourself. Pema Chödrön, author of When Things Fall Apart: Heart Advice For Difficult, says, "The most difficult times for many of us are the ones we give ourselves."

Spend quality time with yourself.
Go out of town or enjoy some peace and quiet at home while doing things you love. It’s a good way to recharge from all the toxicity you experience at work (or outside in general). Watch your all-time favorite movie or go to a spa salon to stretch, rejuvenate, and relax your body.

ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW


PHOTO: Pixabay

Watch now
Get the latest updates from Female Network
Subscribe to our Newsletter!
Trending on Network

Latest Stories

Netizens Unearthed Clues That David Licuaco's Mystery Ex-Girlfriend Is Sue Ramirez

David revealed in an interview that he cried over a breakup with a certain Kapamilya actress.

Jennica Garcia Almost Became an OFW So She Could Provide for Her Kids

She admits to reaching out to ABS-CBN amid her struggle to find acting projects in the Philippines.

Carlo Aquino Says Ex-Partner Trina Candaza Hasn’t Been Replying to His Messages About Wanting to See His Daughter

According to the actor, his ex-partner has allegedly not been following their co-parenting agreement.
Load More Stories