How often do we tell ourselves, “I should have known better”?
We look back at decisions, mistakes, relationships, missed opportunities and seasons of our lives and judge ourselves using everything we know today.
But what if growth isn't about punishing the person you used to be?
What if growth is about understanding her?
In this episode of Live Intentionally with Ladymarsela, I talk about giving ourselves permission to grow without constantly criticising who we are along the way.
We explore the difference between accountability and self-punishment, why we aren't always behind when life doesn't follow our original timeline, and why grace doesn't mean avoiding responsibility.
Sometimes growth looks like changing.
Sometimes it looks like saying no.
Sometimes it looks like starting again.
Sometimes it looks like admitting you were wrong.
And sometimes it looks like finally stopping the cycle of punishing yourself for something you have already learned from.
This episode is a reminder that you don't have to punish yourself into becoming better.
You can be ambitious and gentle.
You can be accountable and compassionate.
You can want more for yourself while still appreciating who you are today.
A question to take with you:
“Am I still learning from this, or am I still punishing myself for it?”
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