Owning Your Weaknesses: Embracing What You're Not Good At
It took me years, but I am now confident in the things I'm not good at. When you don't own your weaknesses, something else takes ownership over you. For 30 years, I believed I wasn't smart, lovable, or worthy. I was strong in all the wrong areas, like people-pleasing, self-isolation, and suppressing emotions. These weaknesses tricked me into thinking I was a good person, but I was actually enabling harmful behaviors. Accepting my weaknesses as weaknesses was the turning point. I was a high-achieving, people-pleasing, co-dependent woman who thrived in chaos and pain.
Pretending your weaknesses…
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