Self awareness is the KEY to self mastery | Simon Sinek #shorts #motivational

Self awareness is the KEY to self mastery | Simon Sinek #shorts #motivational #inspirational #selfawareness #selfmastery #wisdom #lifeadvice #skills #persperctive #faith

[requiemandtwo]

It’s amazing how we can neglect to bring some of our biggest assets in work to home.

[jeaninebeaudoin]

She had courage to tell you that. And you are courageous for sharing AND doing something about it.

[JojoSails]

There’s nothing more attractive than when someone admits, happily, that they were wrong 🥰

[MrPelikan]

WOW ... that self-awareness was powerful ..

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[marghea]

This is literally my dad. He's a lawyer so he basically listens to people's problems as a profession and he always says that he's a really good listener, but when he's home he cuts people when they're speaking all the time, when I talk to him to explain what I'm feeling he stops me and says "no, I know what you're feeling" and proceeds to explain on my behalf and gets it all wrong. I know he doesn't do it out of malice, he loves us al lot, but it's soo frustrating.

[kristinad.]

I’m like this too. It’s sad how rude we can be to our family.

[jenniferruiz]

That happens to me. I can be the most generous, patient, kind and sweet girl with strangers but I think my family gets the worst of me😢 I’m trying to change that but it’s hard because you know they’ll love you no matter what

[CandaceJDunkley]

Self-awareness is sooo important. It can be challenging but the growth is priceless

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[jennplee]

A beautiful, honest, and authentic realization.

[NiceBowser]

As a social worker and mental health professional, this is something I’m very aware of in myself too. I spend so much time and mental energy listening to other people that I really slack in my personal life. I just feel so spent from the work I do I feel like I don’t have the mental capacity to listen like I used to be able to. To me, I don’t think it’s ever been a blind spot, I’m very aware of it, it’s just reeeeally hard to change.

[amandacorvelle]

holding space for someone is such a healed and learned skill. When someone does that for you you know that they have done the work on themselves in order for them to hold space for you.

[vrnthego]

Thank you for sharing this. To be humble in accepting our faults is what gives place for becoming better people for us and for others.

[murraykeith]

How brave and introspective of you to admit this.

[simonejones]

This level of awareness is admirable 👏👏👏

[sueknight]

I’m impressed that you followed your heart to find out if you’re a good listener or not through your listening course a narcissist doesn’t listen to their family there you have it

[stepanyanmariam]

Appreciate and admire this king of understanding

[elizabethcastaneda]

Accepting our flaws is the road to success

[rebeccabooth]

My ex-husband was like this. So different with his staff than his family

[enacheanton]

Oh, God. I am so grateful that Universe is showing me this kind of people and information. Thank you!!

[BraveLittleToastr]

Everything about the response lol. “You do know what I do for a living right?” “I’m a good listener” “idk what you’re talking about”