Ewa Priestley’s Post

Experiment: try seeing what you have in common with someone vs. what you do not see eye to eye on. Generally speaking, we all have way more in common than not. I notice it is easy to judge or dislike people when we have such division being thrown at us from so many angles, but when I focus on what I have on common with others it makes it so much easier to love them.

Hey Girlfriend, I want you to hear this Loud and Clear: You're not the sum total of your weaknesses. . It’s no fair making the list of all the things you’ve done wrong and then, measuring yourself by that. . Instead, make a list of all the gorgeous, generous, beautiful, kind, - and loving things about you And then, embrace it all. . You are a whole person Living a whole life. Be all-in on all of what you’ve got. That’s called “love”. Love someone today And let it be You. . Love, Stacey P.S. Download my FREE guide: “10 Way to Get Your Power Back with Hashimoto’s” (link in comments!)

Young minds, don’t fall in love with smiles. Or calm eyes, soft palms, and pink cheeks. Not with how people dress or the way they look on photos. Fall in love with mindset. With character. With the way people handle themselves. Fall in love with people who can carry themselves so well as if the world isn’t a terrible place. Who are sure of what they want or that they’ll gonna be something even when they don’t know what yet. Fall in love with people who have that fire. Who get lost sometimes but always find their way. Who are true to their feelings. Who are willing to meet different versions of themselves—the ecstatic, the thrilled, the sad, the frustrated—and know how to tame all those. Fall in love with people who know themselves on a different level so others don’t confuse them and they don’t confuse others. Fall in love with people who are in love with themselves. Only people who love themselves know how to love others.

Take your attention off the type of men you DO NOT WANT and quit thinking and acting like a woman who attracts those men. Approach love and union with desire-based *guidelines*, NOT tons of rigid rules and demands all based around what you DO NOT want… Be driven by what you DO want in love and make your choices based on that. Allow in all the experiences with men that align with the love you DO desire and simply decline the ones that do not, while putting your attention DEEPER into what you DO want.

Be you! Be free! Be unique! Don't waste time losing your singleness. You are designed especially to be YOU and not someone else. Why settle for a certain group or a way of thinking when the Creator didn't want that? You are made different from each individual for a reason. Why be talked into being that which you are not? Remove the adopted outer self and live from within. Live as you are supposed to be. Find yourself because you might have lost by now following others all these years. Being born with a totally unique IDENTITY that doesn't even match with your own parents must be proof enough that the initial thought of creating you was exactly calculated. Embrace your real you, the appearance as a matter of fact and feel free to be different. Enjoy your singleness.

Parental love, nurturing, and validation – the secret ingredients to a confident and authentic self. When kids grow up surrounded by these pillars, they become individuals comfortable in their own skin. Spot the self-assurance, the unmistakable glow of someone at ease with who they are. How has love shaped your confidence? Share your thoughts!

From our 3rd blurb last time: "Selfless = Everyone as Family" Is it even possible to treat Everyone as family? Hmm... The bigger question is IF we treat everyone as family - i mean ALL strangers and every being - how would that level of Selfless affect our experience of Love on the individual level with our love ones? …see more As we enter the 3rd and last blurb on the Love section : What if we bring the Love is a selfless energy concept from the individual level to the higher levels, or perhaps all levels? Thus our 3rd blurb: "Selfless = Everyone as Family"

Ever watched a child measure their love for something? My seven-year-old does it with arms wide open for her favorite tacos. 🌮❤️ We often believe that to make a mark, we need grand gestures. A client once spent hours (and dollars) on a perfect gift to impress. Yet, a simple text to another contact made an equally profound impact. 📱💬 Why? Because we, as humans, value authenticity over extravagance. It's not about the grandeur, but the genuine emotion behind an action. 🌟 👉 Want to dive deeper into the art of genuine connection? Check out the article in the comments. Question: What's one small gesture that made a big difference to you recently? Share your stories below! 📖👇

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