#DON T ANYONE DULL YOUR SPARKLE DRIVER#

When you get praise, how often do you reject praise, and you add in a piece of criticism? “That is a beautiful outfit you have on today”, and you say – “this old thing, it makes me look fat”. Love and appreciate yourself first, and then spread that glitter upon everyone you meet.Start your own fashion and don’t let anyone tell you “who” you are.The rules of beauty and intelligence are all made up anyway. Create reasons on how instead you love that particular aspect of yourself.What is that something about yourself? That quality you think is missing? That place where you don’t think you are enough? I am _ – whatever derogatory label you say about yourself (fat, lazy, ugly, etc…).So think about your language and how often do you say things like – Write on the mirrors in your home, especially in your bathroom and carry around a piece of paper to remind you “YOU ARE ENOUGH – you are so enough it is UNBELIEVABLE how enough you are.” One of the things that she recommends is putting on your phone a timed text message stating “I am enough” and having it text you each morning and evening.

A lot of her focus is on helping people overcome this limiting belief to help them stop sabotaging their lives. Marissa Peer is a bestseller author, celebrity hypnotist and speaker. When your mind thinks “I am not enough”, you will subconsciously self sabotage yourself out of anything that doesn’t affirm that lie.

#DON T ANYONE DULL YOUR SPARKLE DRIVER#

It is the driver of every act of self sabotage. It has been said that the biggest disease affecting humanity is “I am not enough”. The longer you can maintain this test, the more amazing your life will become. Try to say nothing negative about yourself for one hour, for one day, for one week, for one month. You are precious, unique, and worth being adored, cherished and treasured! – Kandee Johnson The list is endless about how we are not enough, to be loved, accepted, to have our dreams become a reality.Īlways know you are more than enough. Not talented enough (insert – don’t sing, don’t dance, don’t draw). Not enough to have our parents love us the way they should have. So many of us come out of childhood thinking that we are not enough. I just wish I hadn’t spent so much time worrying about not being someone else’s definition of enough. Someone who is more beautiful, more intelligent, richer than you? Too many of us don’t even feel worthy to have the glitter, yet alone leave a trail of it for others to follow. Do you believe this about yourself and your life? Or do you think it only about someone else. She who leaves a trail of glitter is never forgotten.

Don t anyone dull your sparkle