In this episode of 'Women Rise Up,' I'm looking into the concept of 'incurvatus in se'—a Latin term describing a person turned inward on oneself. Through inspiration from St. Augustine and references to various biblical passages, I want my listeners to shift from seeking external validation to finding true worth in God's love. Self-centered behaviors can hinder our spiritual growth and promote an outward-focused life of service. Once again, I want to encourage you to examine yourself and let go of ego-driven pursuits. Then embrace a journey of self-giving and inner healing through faith and divine love.

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[1] Am I Being Selfish, Self-Centered, or Simply Self-Aware? | Psychology Today

[1] www.psychologicalscience.org/news/releases/self-promoters-tend-to-misjudge-how-annoying-they-are-to-others.html