When you feel jealous of someone, think about what makes you jealous and add the word “seemingly.” All of us have things we hide - worries, regrets, painful memories, shame, and heartbreaking losses.

Seemingly

When you feel jealous of someone, think about what makes you jealous and add the word seemingly. All of us have things we hide, worries, regrets, painful memories, shame, and heartbreaking losses.

When you are criticizing yourself, practice “opposite action”. Allow yourself to remember times you felt the most proud and try out self-compassion

Proud compassion

When you are criticizing yourself, practice opposite action. Allow yourself to remember times you felt the most proud and try out self-compassion.

Use discernment in your words. You can say what’s on your mind; you don’t have to say everything.

Discernment

Use discernment in your words. You can say what's on your mind. You don't have to say everything.

Ask three people you are close to what they see as your greatest strengths. Write those strengths down and list examples of times you used those strengths.

Ask for strengths

Ask three people you are close to, what they see as your greatest strengths. Write those strengths down and list examples of times you use those strengths.

Seemingly

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