This is wonderful as always, Amy! And it serves as a reminder for me! 💡
One of my College Courses was “Student Success In University Transfer”. It talked about 3 Types Of “Inner” Voices: 🌎
1. Inner Critic – The inner voice that judges us as inadequate. It accepts too much responsibility and blames us for whatever goes wrong in our lives.
2. Inner Defender – The inner voice that judges others as inadequate. It accepts too little responsibility and, thus, their thoughts and conversations are full of blaming, complaining, accusing, judging, criticizing, and condemning others.
3. Inner Guide – The inner voice that seeks to make the best of any situation. It knows that judgment doesn't improve difficult situations, and, instead, observes each situation.
It is crucial that we treat ourselves well, especially from a mental standpoint, and listen to that “Inner Guide”. Those are my thoughts!! ❤️
This is wonderful as always, Amy! And it serves as a reminder for me! 💡
One of my College Courses was “Student Success In University Transfer”. It talked about 3 Types Of “Inner” Voices: 🌎
1. Inner Critic – The inner voice that judges us as inadequate. It accepts too much responsibility and blames us for whatever goes wrong in our lives.
2. Inner Defender – The inner voice that judges others as inadequate. It accepts too little responsibility and, thus, their thoughts and conversations are full of blaming, complaining, accusing, judging, criticizing, and condemning others.
3. Inner Guide – The inner voice that seeks to make the best of any situation. It knows that judgment doesn't improve difficult situations, and, instead, observes each situation.
It is crucial that we treat ourselves well, especially from a mental standpoint, and listen to that “Inner Guide”. Those are my thoughts!! ❤️
Thanks so much for sharing, Gabriel! I love the idea of listening to my Inner Guide rather than my Inner Critic!
Great newsletter as always, Amy!
Thanks for the reminder to treat myself like I would a treasured friend. I needed it! :))
Thanks, Letty! It's a good reminder for all of us. 😉