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EPISODE · Aug 31, 2020 · 6 MIN

DB 215: Your Best Friend Should Be….. YOU!

from Dream Big Podcast for Kids · host Dream Big Podcast

A few weeks ago, we did an episode on how to be a great friend to others.  In this episode, Eva shifts gears and shares why it is so important to be a best friend to yourself!  This week's episode was inspired by one of Deepak Chopra's guided meditations.  There, Deepak made the point that if you look at the qualities of a best friend -- someone who would lift you up when you are down, make encouraging statements, treat you well, etc -- those are the same qualities and behavior  that you should apply to yourself too!  Yet so many people are great friends to others, but don't take good care of themselves.  Whether that is negative self-talk or not eating healthy food, or not getting enough sleep -- we need to stop treating ourselves poorly and instead embrace Deepak's vision of looking at oneself as your own best friend. Eva shares some powerful examples in this episode of what it means to be your own best friend.   And Eva explains how taking care of yourself will also help you be a better friend to others too.   Thank you Deepak for all the wonderful work you do, and for inspiring Eva to create this episode.  Show notes at DreamBigPodcast.com/215

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