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3.Learning to Forgive Yourself

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Today lets talk about forgiveness. But we’re not talking about forgiving others, a If you are having trouble viewing this email, [click here.](  You are receiving this email because you have expressed an interest in quality health and lifestyle tips. You can remove your email by clicking [unsubscribe]( at any time, or simply reply back to this email asking to be removed.  Here's Today's Tip... Forgive. Today lets talk about forgiveness. But we’re not talking about forgiving others, a somewhat basic human concept that we learn to give and ask for at an early age. We’re talking about forgiving ourselves. In other words, turning the concept of forgiveness inward. Take a moment to say this out loud: I forgive myself. Now, say it again, and this time, be a little more specific: I forgive myself for feeling guilty…unworthy…impatient…shameful…afraid…embarrassed. How does that feel? You see, you, too, are worth of forgiveness, and forgiving yourself may very well set you free. It may not be immediate, but over time, if you keep saying it (and meaning it), it can continue to free you from the shackles of feelings of unworthiness, past mistakes and guilt—which have likely built up over the years. When you forgive yourself, you set yourself free. You give yourself permission to gain confidence. You step out of the prison of fear and anxiety. And when you do that, you can also: Forgive others in a more loving way. At times, we are all broken. When you have compassion for others, you grant them the chance to try again, without judgement, which is vital to promoting the cycle of forgiveness. Whether they fully grasp the gift now or 15 years down the road, you can rest knowing you’ve done what you can. They must take it from here and learn to forgive themselves. Share what forgiving yourself looks like and the freedom it can bring. When you realize the power of self-forgiveness, you’ll want to share it with friends, coworkers, family and even strangers on the street. When we give ourselves the gift of forgiveness, we’re not escaping responsibility or the impact we may have had on ourselves or others. In fact, when we forgive, we’re honoring this responsibility, and we’re owning the lessons that come with. We’re simply letting go of the feelings of self-doubt, shame, unworthiness and guilt, which can be severe hindrances. Send love and peace to yourself, and it will become easier to radiate that love and peace to the world. Only good things can come from this open-arms acceptance of our own humanness. Live authentically, be free, shine your light and love others just the same.   Save Your Knees... 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It is our core belief that you have the power to #changethatup when we’re stuck in rut. You can do this by using our powerful daily insights delivered to your inbox. We all grew up on the typical standard American diet. We followed the patterns and behaviors that we learned from everyone around us. When we all first started growing up and becoming adults, we started living a work life behind the desk. We got busy with life. We almost all fell out of any good habits that we had while growing up (this almost always happened unless you grew up in a home that taught good nutrition and healthy habits). As any adult in their 40s and 50s can relate, you feel a great amount of joy when you see your healthy habits create a life of freedom and happiness.  Through all the years of frustration, we eventually figured out that developing healthy habits requires surrounding yourself with positive influences that embody how you want to live. 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