Embracing the Dichotomy: Holding Space for All of Yourself (Even the Parts That Don't Make Sense)

Do you ever struggle with loving yourself at the beginning of your healing journey when you're not a finished product? That constant feeling of not being good enough, not worthy, not deserving, even of things you've worked for. One day you feel confident like "Yeah, one step at a time, let's go." The next day you feel so low: "Is this even for me? Maybe I'm not meant to get better."The highs and lows of healing and transformation: Happens at beginning stages when you want change but haven't gotten there yet Affects your mood, mental space, and progress creating a vicious cycle High achievers attach self-worth to achievement—slow progress triggers self-hatredI also talk about being a writer. It feels like a "was" even though it's an "is." I lost my creativity in a toxic relationship and it took years to heal it back. Now I get frustrated with myself for not writing "enough", even though I recognize my life is busier and I need more sleep now than I did before.Subscribe. Share. Remember that radical self-acceptance means you can have love for yourself now while you are at the beginning of your journey.Small steps, big healing. Keep growing! ✨Join the conversation! How do you practice self-acceptance during transformation? DM me on Instagram @YourCoachMari!💬 LET'S CONNECT:Instagram | TikTok | Growing with Sol PodcastBuy Me a CafecitoWe might just have the same taste in books Check out my Book List (Bookshop affiliate)🌱 LET’S GROW TOGETHER: Schedule your discovery call