Turning Well-Intentioned Self Love into Intentional Self Love
Relationships, Blog Post, Self-Love, Self-Acceptance Maddie Graham, LSCSW Relationships, Blog Post, Self-Love, Self-Acceptance Maddie Graham, LSCSW

Turning Well-Intentioned Self Love into Intentional Self Love

The concept of self-love has wildly evolved. This phrase can be viewed as honoring your emotions, avoiding conflict, taking care of your health, putting your needs above others, treating yourself any chance you get, etc. None of these are inherently good or bad, but I want to focus on an overall balance of the concept. Webster’s Dictionary has multiple definitions for the phrase, but the one that resonates with me most is, “proper regard for, and attention to, one's well-being.” To truly focus on true, overall well-being, will require discomfort at times, and possibly making shifts in various areas. Now, let’s dig into what this looks like and how self-love can become a more regular and balanced practice in your life.

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Living Aligned With Your Values
Carlyn Timp, LPC Carlyn Timp, LPC

Living Aligned With Your Values

The power of being aware of your true values that are genuinely your own, means you can change behaviors that currently don’t serve you or others well and you can create a lifestyle of intentionality, authenticity, freedom, and confidence.

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How to Live Intentionally
Grace Scott, LMFT Grace Scott, LMFT

How to Live Intentionally

Intentionality, what a dream! Life has a unique way of intervening with this goal. Responsibilities in hand, deadlines to meet, people to take care of.. the list could go on. Sometimes we find ourselves stuck on a loop, of just getting by, not even being able to fathom how another week has passed. How can we reclaim this time in a purposeful way?

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