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I take compliments in stride

 It is wonderful to hear others say nice things about me, but I avoid feeling overwhelmed. I take compliments in stride. This attitude prevents me from becoming too self-centered.

 

When someone tells me that I am beautiful, I express thanks for the kind words and move on. I spend very little time focusing on physical beauty. Instead, I groom myself spiritually, so what is on the inside shines through.

 

Humility is one of my most treasured attributes. It teaches me that even when I am victorious, it is through a combination of hard work and blessings.

 

I avoid getting caught up in my own accomplishments, even when others are congratulating me. There is a higher purpose to my existence than personal fulfillment. My life's purpose is to serve others and cater to their well-being.

 

When my boss applauds me for a job well done, I express gratitude. Then, it is back to work. Most of my time is focused on my consistency as a hardworking person.

 

Developing positive attributes gives me a greater sense of satisfaction than hearing someone compliment me. I appreciate the chances I get to build my character and be an upstanding member of society.

 

I use compliments to reinforce that things are going well with my soul. My belief is that my inner self determines what I am able to give to the world.

 

 

Today, celebrating my life and achievements is my priority because they are rooted in positivity. I embrace kind words from others as an indication that I am on the right path to building a strong and kind soul.

 

Self-Reflection Questions:

 

  1. Which compliments make me feel self-conscious?
  2. How much time do I spend empowering myself with kind words?
  3. What aspects of my character are deserving of recognition?

 

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As always, stay blessed and live your life Enthusiastically!!

 

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