As women we tend to find it hard to receive a compliment or even grace from other people; forget giving it to ourselves

Receiving grace from others can be challenging due to various reasons.

Some women struggle with feelings of unworthiness, leading to difficulty in accepting kindness. This deep-rooted sense of inadequacy can hinder one's ability to embrace gestures of grace from others.

Add to that societal norms and personal beliefs, that can compound in women not being able to perceive acts of grace.

Cultural expectations or past experiences can also create barriers to accepting help or kindness graciously.

A big reason is a fear of vulnerability.

Opening up to receive kindness requires a level of vulnerability that some individuals may find uncomfortable or unfamiliar. This fear of being exposed or dependent on others can make it challenging to receive grace gracefully.

Furthermore, pride or a desire for independence can also negatively impact the ability to accept help or support from others.

It is essential that we recognize these barriers and work towards overcoming them to cultivate a mindset of openness and gratitude.

Developing self-awareness and practicing self-compassion can help individuals become more receptive to grace from others.

By acknowledging and challenging internal barriers, we can gradually learn to accept kindness and support from those around them.

YOU are amazing, resilient, and worthy of the acknowledgments and grace given to you.

Stop downplaying and throwing away your greatness…it just may be your superpower!

~ Jada 💜