When I judged others harshly it was because I was judging myself harshly. Vicious cycle. Today I’m less judgmental about myself and less judgmental about others. Virtuous cycle.

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I like to think everyone holds Bitcoin and happily knows everything is a psyop. It really makes the world seem like a better place. Over the next four years, we'll head in that direction 👍
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SoapMiner 11 months ago
I do both. It helps to balance. Think of the ☯️
balance is key. I definitely struggle with comparing myself to others, feeling like I’m behind, and then being overly critical of myself. The truth is every one of our journeys is individual and that’s the beauty.
“Your greatest sin is you betrayed yourself for nothing “ That quote from Dostoyevsky is used so much but it was said by the character who was projecting. It’s easy to project accurately what is inside of us. It’s only when we inflect on where we’re projecting and why that changes will actually take hold.
Basically just treat yourself the way you would treat your kid and it will fix itself.
I achieved some significant things and then I had a lot of cognitive dissonance around what I was telling myself in my head and what my life was like in reality. Also becoming a father. I didn’t want my internal judgmental voice which I realized sounded suspiciously like my father and his mother to become the internal voice of my daughters. So I had to fix it in myself so I didn’t transfer it down to the next generation.
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darejanit 11 months ago
I don’t understand why some people are so eager to share their "wisdom" without being asked.
Finding a way to love ourselves unconditionally is one the hardest & worthwhile things that we'll ever do. You have nothing to feel guilty about. You did the best that you could at the time. 🫂💚