Stop Punishing Yourself For Past Mistakes | Forgive Yourself

This video is about How To Stop Punishing Yourself For Past Mistakes I will talk to you about how to stop punishing yourself for past mistakes because we all have made past mistakes and we need to stop punishing ourselves for them. So I will talk to you about how you can stop punishing yourself and continue to live your life. We are all human and everyone has made mistakes but you need to stop beating yourself up over past mistakes. I will talk to you about how to stop beating yourself up too. It is important to forgive yourself and I will show you how to do just that.

TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Intro
0:55 - Forgiveness
1:36 - Where to start
2:46 - So what do we need to do
3:37 - Plot twist
4:45 - Tip 1
5:42 - Tip 2
6:26 - Tip 3
7:29 - Tip 4
8:08 - Tip 5
8:48 - Food for thought
9:24 - Trying something different
10:02 - Special Appearance

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[ShaunHolden]

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[jean-marcprince]

It really made sense when you said " we only punish our kids once for a mistake" and I hope this can dwell in my mind and stop punishing myself for the same mistake over and over. Thanks, I needed to hear this.

[Sarah.g.carter]

I think many people hold onto the mistake and the past because it's safe. It doesn't feel good but at leas they know the feeling. Letting go would mean taking responsibility of moving forward and bettering yourself. That responsibility is often unknown and uncomfortable, so people rather stay in the past rather than move on.

[hazelmash]

I am at a point in my life I am constantly beating myself up for my past mistakes, every time I try to forgive myself I just think that my mistake is probably the cause of someone else's depression then it becomes much more hard to forgive myself and even hate myself more.

Love this video💕

[worldpeace]

This is one of the biggest things to deal with in life, dealing with past mistakes. I've made many mistakes deliberately and unintentionally! I refuse to give up on my dreams of being successful one day, even if others mock me and say "it will never happen." I refuse to sit in my room feeling sorry for myself, thinking of broken relationships and the pain of losing others.

If I fail, but gave effort towards that accomplishment, then I'm content!

[brightbeatrice]

Everyone makes mistakes! I have been dishonest to people I love in the past😥 To heal myself I have been journaling and writing down positive affirmation's. Also, connecting to my inner child through having more fun!🙌 . To every negative experience I say "thank you for that experience" and move on. ❤✨ Thanks for the reassuring messages.

[stepclosertosuccess]

Forgive yourself and learn from all your mistakes.

[TokenNaijaTV]

I can’t agree more with you, every mistake is a very good experience

[steveguitarman]

Thank you for your encouraging words. One of my biggest mistakes was getting drunk and becoming aggressive. Shouting my mouth off at people. It was about this time last year. But I'm glad I've sorted it out now and shook hands and made peace. It was only recently I was told by someone they can't believe I'm the same person. I actually had to tell them that was me.. and told me I actually look like a different lad now..

[yanis]

Thank you for this video. I was beating myself up for missing an important meeting. I apologized but it didn't make me feel any better. I now know that it is a learning experience and best of all, I am not alone. Thinking about daring 7 billion people to say they never made a mistake was insightful. Is not about the deed, is about how we treat ourselves. Thank you!

[drilonnasufi]

Hi Shaun. The mistakes I’ve made in my life have been apart of me for a long time. For almost my whole life, I’ve been procrastinating on my work, and going to bed at late time. But when I first got into college, those mistakes seemed to take a toll on my identity. I procrastinated on a bunch of my work, and in fact went to bed at late times. My family was hard on me for that, and yelled at me for the mistakes I made. I was mad at them for yelling at me, but I don’t blame them entirely, because those mistakes were bad, and they could in fact ruin my career and life. But now that I just turned 19, I want to take the mistakes I’ve made in the past and forgive myself for them. This will help me be more disciplined and make my sophomore year in college the best. I feel a lot better sharing this with someone who would understand. Thanks a lot

[WillNelson]

The problem for me is that my mistake has followed me for decades.

[linzshorts]

Loving our mistakes is the ultimate way to truly heal our past wounds and brokenness. We must forgive ourselves for betraying our hearts and slowly learn to let go and bring love to our hearts. It is not easy at all, but one day, by practicing healing through love, compassion, and forgiveness everyday, the healing with bring wholeness back to your soul. Be the company you want to be with is one of the most powerful way to truly push ourselves to transform our inner being. My past mistake is lying through out my teenagers life by being someone I was not meant to become.

[angeldelmak]

your mistakes don’t define you, but they can refine you — so true and such an important mindset to have for moving forward. these are great tips. thank for sharing! just subscribed ✨

[xxstormxx]

That is me. I depise myself making mistakes. I just want to be perfect in order not to be humiliated. Punishments are the things I deserve. We live in a world where people pray on people.

[TheDepiano]

Very helpful video when we've hurt someone we deeply care for. Thank you Shaun!

[jalyssagibson]

I keep hearing "stop punishing yourself" and was drawn to this video. Thanks .

[ChristaBello]

Yesterday is gone! Today is another opportunity. Your video is inspiring and motivating. Looking forward to the next. Great job!

[herkcollins]

I've been in a few relationships where I was used or abused, but never really loved. Seven months ago, I met a very sweet guy and the more we got to know each other, the more we fell in love with each other. Something happened that caused me to go off and say some things I'm really not proud of because I have been so accustomed to being used and never really loved and it hurt him deeply. I've been so regretful and though he said he forgave me and that we would never speak of it again, I can't let go of the fact that I let my insecurity cause me to hurt the man that I love so much. It's making me feel like everything has changed, though we talked it over and he forgave me, I feel like I've done something that can't be undone, broken something that can't be repaired. It could just be me because I'm beating myself up with guilt, but I just can't seem to let it go and move forward positively, thankful that I have a guy who was loving enough to forgive me and let it go himself.

[WagnerSaucedo]

This is so great Shaun! we tend to live in our past and never move on because we are not able to forgive ourselves. But we have to remember that we are only able to make progress in life if let go of that past. Great video! just liked and subbed for more my friend! 👍