Stop PUNISHING Yourself! ⚠️

Stop PUNISHING “younger versions of you” that didn’t know any better!

Julien Blanc (AKA JulienHimself) is a Swiss-born, U.S.-based self-help speaker, entrepreneur and transformational coach.

Since 2010, he has been traveling around the world and has personally coached tens of thousands of clients face to face... Empowering them to create massive success in their lives!

His record-breaking programs Transformation Mastery, Transformation Mastery Live, Transformation Mastery Live Advanced, Transformation Mastery Academy & Transformation Mastery Mentoring help people around the world achieve the HEALTH, WEALTH, RELATIONSHIPS & HAPPINESS they deserve!

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Stop PUNISHING Yourself! ⚠️

How to forgive yourself and move on! In this short, Julien Blanc (AKA Julien Himself) reveals the truth about self love and self forgiveness... Discover how to let go of the past and how to forgive yourself for past mistakes!

How to forgive yourself for past mistakes and how to stop feeling guilty.

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[JulienHimself]

Stop PUNISHING “younger versions of you” that didn’t know any better! ⚠️

[Hffmans_Girl]

This really made me cry so hard, I’ve spent so much time hating the younger version of myself. And the mistakes I’ve made, I’m trying to work on healing that part of me. I am so glad I saw this, I really needed to hear this.

[csgaiao]

I knew better but I didn't do better. Those are my regrets.

[EllaZax]

Totally agree. If we didn't make those mistakes then, we wouldn't be persons we are today.

[victormcbride]

I'm pretty sure my younger self knew better. I just didn't care. That's what bothers me.

[RabdoInternetGuy]

You shouldn't punish someone young for dumb mistakes, you should just let them know they made a mistake, them going thru the period of regret will be punishment enough.

[Proximity]

Exact same thing my therapist told me 3 years ago. This way I can tell you know what you are talking about. Keep it up.

[meditationandrelaxationmot]

This made me cry. I have been so hard on myself lately about decisions that I made in the past that maybe would have set me on a different path. Seeing people my age and where they are at in life compared to myself is hard 😢 I learn everyday not to judge myself based on what my younger self did / didn't do.

[xdmztryvsvedine]

Holy fckn shyt. I never thought about my trauma like that. Wow. I’m gonna ponder this during my days off and start working past my regrets.

[atharvapatil]

Slowly slowly knowing other that I just used by someone according their needs

[coachnezhaa]

Now this is incredible! I talked about this to my nearly 18 y old daughter this afternoon! I had a rough childhood and was always remembering what happened, but lately I had an epiphany that what happened was not my responsibility as I was a child.. I forgave my parents as they did what they knew and could.. and I’m deciding to stop torturing myself by bringing up what happened! I can’t change the past but I can change how I feel about it! It’s not an overnight transformation as I’ve been working on it for a few years, yet I’m so glad my mindset changed about my life as a child! Thanks for the great work you do!

[AC-jgqd]

Yes I love seeing these videos cus I made a mistake when I was 15 and I still cant get over it but seeing this helps alot

[tarikay]

This is awesome. Why don't they ever explain it as simply as this? They always say "the past is in the past" which is not enough. Yeah like I know it's in the past, but I could never get out of it. But this made it finally click! Just a simple perspective!

[julieks]

I needed to hear this. I punish myself because of childhood trauma. I am a great person and treat others kindly but when it comes to me I would never talk down to a friend like how talk down to myself.

[mahmoonie]

I just burst into tears because it was the thing I wanted to hear❤!

[Zeno]

You have so much wisdom bro. Continue sharing 🤜🤛

[shymillz]

My gratitude is infinite!💜I hated her 32 years! I love her now I can't believe I hated her!

[mhveefj]

Very true❤. Wisdom comed with age. We all make mistakes, just learn from them and we can then do better in the future❤

[RePlaYzOfficialClan]

I have big respect for you replying to almost every comment on your videos.

Also i have learned and taken alot into consideration from you, so thank you Julian.

[gimmetoughluvvv]

Nope . I was a really weak and brain dead person, i didn't speak ever in last 9 yrs if my school lyf.
My bestfriend assaulted me by always peeking in washroom stall multiple times ehile i went in and when i came out she would say ohh i saw u were wearing _, then once i caught her peeking in she said u can't hide from me i saw everything i stayed quiet and said to myself oh leave it, when i accidentally hurt them and apologized too they wouldn't talk to me until 3 days. But i had no seld respect when it comes to me i always say nothing, never mention my boundaries never respect myself. A self resoect ridden individual
A friend was jealous of me so i cut her off when i cut her off i didn't even gave her a valid reason to break up i just said don't contact me ever i won't talk you.
She involved another ex toxuc friend with her and told ger blatant lies and both were calling be backstabber and cheater in class . I stayed quiet.

I always stayed quiet cause of my innocence, dumbness, inability to say no, my people pleasing tendencies, my social anxiety, shy, introverted, and fear psychosis .



I reget my whole existence. Always stayed quiet. Was never straightforward and bold. I stayed queit that's why people torture me more thunking this girl wouldn't speak up so we will do anything to her.