Those are ceilings choosing to focus on flaws versus the advantages that flaws can also create. That's a ceiling self pity is a ceiling self doubt, ceiling complaining, ceilings seeking validation where it doesn't exist. That's a ceiling excuses a ceiling. And I know because I've said to people excuses or reasons, but guess what? That's the ceiling too. I'm talking to you. But I'm also talking to me
Jessica McMillan
@JLMcMillan · 0:53
And I think that takes a certain amount of honesty. And so this sounds like a way to encourage us to be honest, because how can we get past these things until we face them? So, yes, that's my takeaway. Thank you so much
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 0:44
Agree. Agree. It's that sense of being gentle, being nice, taking care to take care. But then, you know, oh, no. Make some changes, make some very incremental shifts that might show up as a little goal or a little thing that makes you uncomfortable. But knowing that one finger pointing out or three fingers pointing back, I you could look at yourself a little more and not be a victim of circumstance because then you don't get anywhere
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Sontaia Briggs
@PKBriggs · 0:22
Thank you, Jessica. Sorry for the late reply, but Yep, exactly. Just that self honesty, which I think sometimes is the bravest thing we can do. Thank you for responding. Sometimes I do these mental Mondays, and I'm like this make any sense at all. But thank you. I appreciate you coming on and sharing your vibe. Have a good Thursday on Friday
Sontaia Briggs
@PKBriggs · 0:21
Thank you Deborah. It is Thursday. Sorry for the late reply and Yep, I like that you said it's the balance. Take care of ourselves, be kind to ourselves. But also we can check ourselves before we wreck ourselves. That was corny. But anyway, have a great Thursday. Deborah, catch you in the twelve verse