Why your True Self does not have to play a role. We spend a large part of our lives trying to be someone. We are our parents' children. We are partners, friends, parents, colleagues or managers. We are successful, helpful, reliable, strong, independent or particularly understanding. We take responsibility. We meet expectations. We develop abilities. We try to find our place in life. And eventually, we may have developed a fairly clear idea of who we are. But have you ever ask

Are you actually aware that you have a relationship with yourself? Most people immediately think of a connection with another person when they hear the word relationship. But the most important relationship in your life is the relationship you have with yourself. LOVE FOR YOURSELF Perhaps you have never consciously thought about it before, but you spend more time with yourself than with anyone else. Therefore, develop a good relationship with yourself, because you are the onl

It is time to finally understand who you truly are. Time is passing and the clock of life keeps moving forward. How much longer do you want to wait before allowing yourself to truly be yourself? Why do you believe you must fulfil the expectations of others instead of your own? Enough of that. Your life is valuable. Yet when you continuously deny yourself or throw your life away, feelings of guilt begin to arise. That does not have to be the case. There are two kinds of guilt