Being grateful reminds you of all the things you have and keeps you grounded, in touch with others and your surroundings.
What you are really worried about when you worry what others think, is judgement. People who judge you are not those worthy of your consideration. Carry on in spite of them.
Those that love you will support you and in turn you will find it easier to appreciate them.
And I’ll pass on staying grateful, cause I’m not sure about it myself 🙂
Being grateful is state of mind that is reached thru a variety of ways (long suffering, recovery, etc.). The ones that subscribe to the servant leadership style are able to radiate positivity and express gratitude as well.
Love your life! Live how it is better for you! And think about yourself! 🫶🏻
Always put in mind that others thoughts would never make any difference, it’s your own life, your own choices and your own decisions, only you build your destiny, so be confident that you are your the hero of your story, you are the best. And even if you made wrong decisions, they aren’t totally mistakes, they are lessons to improve the future you.
1. Practice mindfulness: Cultivate awareness of the present moment and the positive aspects of your life. Regularly reflect on things you are grateful for, whether it’s small daily experiences or bigger blessings.
2. Keep a gratitude journal: Write down three things you are thankful for each day. This exercise helps shift focus towards positivity and trains your mind to recognize and appreciate the good in your life.
3. Develop self-compassion: While caring for others is important, remember to prioritize self-care as well. Recognize your own needs, set boundaries, and engage in activities that bring you joy and fulfillment.
4. Seek support: Consider talking with a trusted friend, mentor, or therapist who can provide guidance and help you navigate the balance between caring for others and taking care of yourself.
5. Reflect on deeper motivations: Understanding why you want to cultivate gratitude and reduce dependence on others’ opinions can offer insight. Clarifying your values and personal growth goals can help guide your journey.
Remember, finding balance takes time and effort. Start small, be patient with yourself, and embrace the process as you seek greater gratitude and self-care.
Do not work for the results you get, work for the satisfaction of oneself while completing it
Keep in mind that you can be less than (or) more than what others think. Don’t judne yourself only with what others say about you.
Think of the validation as a work killer, you should only work for the satisfaction that work gives you
This can cut off all your fake people in your life as a filter
To have another point of view is fine but YOU must be the final judge.
You are capable of achieving what you want and if someone really cares about you it will support you.
1. Focus on yourself: Remember that the only opinions that truly matter are your own. Spend time reflecting on your values, goals, and priorities. Stay true to yourself and live according to your own standards, rather than seeking validation from others.
2. Practice self-acceptance: Embrace your strengths and weaknesses, and accept yourself as you are. Remind yourself that you don’t need external validation to feel worthy or valuable. Cultivate self-compassion and remind yourself that no one is perfect.
3. Count your blessings: Take time each day to acknowledge and appreciate the positive aspects of your life. This can be as simple as keeping a gratitude journal and writing down three things you are thankful for each day. Focusing on the positives can help shift your mindset away from caring about others’ opinions.
4. Surround yourself with supportive people: Surround yourself with individuals who uplift and support you. Seek out friends and family members who appreciate you for who you are and provide a positive influence in your life. Their opinions and support will matter more than those of judgmental or negative individuals.
5. Reframe criticism: When faced with criticism, learn to view it as an opportunity for growth and self-improvement rather than something that defines your worth. Remember that everyone has different perspectives and opinions, and not all feedback is valid or meant to be taken personally.
6. Focus on your own happiness: Prioritize your own well-being and happiness. Engage in activities that bring you joy and fulfillment. Take steps towards your goals, pursue your interests, and create a life that aligns with your values. When you are focused on your own happiness, the opinions of others will matter less.
Remember, staying grateful and not caring about what others think is a journey that takes time and practice. Be patient with yourself as you develop these skills and remember to always be kind to yourself.
I put them under my diary entries, and I find it helps me to appreciate how I felt, as well as what happened during the day 🙂
Find out what keeps you going and keeps you happy and trust me your surroundings will have a positive impact just by doing what you love.
It’s your time, feeling and you should value yourself more than others.
Caring about what others think of you is a choice, you can choose to care or don’t care at all because, here is a thing everybody is going to have an opinion about you. At the end of the day you decide what’s true about you because you know than they know you. What somebody else thinks of you is none of your business except if you make it.
when you drink that first cup of water upon waking up! be grateful for what you did last night by getting that water to your bedside table
People’s thoughts or opinion towards me are just an ideology of who they think I am, no matter how close they are to me.
I am living my life for myself and not for anyone👌
Being alone and following your routine is important.
Build your self esteem and don’t forget who you are.
keep focus on what you want.
Not caring what others think would essentially mean me taking the time to step out of myself for a moment and realise most of us are focusing too much on ourselves to bother with others. And having a good support system will also help get us the constructive feedback we need. But the most crucial thing here is to reflect on whether we actually feel good for having done that and are we being true to ourselves.
Everyone has their own journey and deserves respect. That also applies to you.
I normally do this when I’m alone, say affirmations out loud, say what I’m feeling out loud (may lead to crying episodes), play a really nice song or listen to a new song and dance not with any dancing moves in mind, kinda like a jelly and shaking my whole body, it’s fun, I’m laughing alone, I feel lighter after and I get compliments from my friends so
Just in case you need it 🍀
If I am happy with my decision, then why will I worry about others’ opinions? Am I hurting them or deciding in their own expense? If so, was my decision worth the results? Which is more important for me at the moment- is it the good decision to make or is it my hesitation to hurt others’ feelings?
After I honestly answer questions to myself, then I know I can stand up for myself. I can defend myself from whoever will find fault in my actions and decisions.
The secret is knowing myself deeply, and putting meaning into every task I choose to do, or even in every group I choose to be part of. Every decision for myself counts, why will I not take time and energy to reflect and be mindful about it?
Its just what you planned for today i checklist the things that’s all just ignore the fact what others say
If you get that thought then open the checklist and see what you did today and what’s remaining
-I am the epicentre of their thought sea always.
– Their perception of ‘me’ matters more than my own perception of ‘self’
– I can effectively control their perception every time, all the time.
Are they true?
Yes?
Why?
You tell me.
No one else can understand it and fulfill it as much as I can. So I do not let others influence my thoughts, more than how much I let them. I take what I feel is better for me and my growth and ignore everything that feeds off negatively from me.
Stay happy darling
You see, you are grateful to be you and your experiences let others handle their own.
Another thing u must realize is, no matter what kind of a person u decide to be, whether good or bad, kind or mean, people will always judge u anyways. And that’s one thing that you can’t control. So as long as it’s smth that’s not in ur control then don’t give it any attention. So do what makes you happy, do what makes you smile, coz everybody’s judging anyway. You must never let what other people think influence anything that brings you happiness or joy or contentment