Let People Miss Out on You

In today's fast-paced world, we're often conditioned to believe that we need to be constantly available and reachable to be successful. But what if I told you that letting people miss out on you could be a powerful tool for your personal growth and empowerment? In this video, we'll explore the concept of mystery appeal and how embracing it can help you develop a stronger sense of self, drive, and determination. By adopting an empowerment mindset, you'll learn how to prioritize your time and energy, set healthy boundaries, and cultivate a sense of clarity and purpose. Say goodbye to the hustle culture and hello to a life of intention and direction. Tune in to discover how letting people miss out on you can be the key to unlocking your true potential.

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[richardtrammell]

We don’t walk away to teach people a lesson. We walk away because we have learned our lesson…. Ghost.

[jaybird]

"Being alone is not all that bad, being with people that make you feel alone is the worst" - Robin Williams

[theyrekrnations]

When I was 20 I was concerned about what others thought of me.
When I was 40 I learned not to care what people were thinking about me.
When I turn 60 I realized that no one was thinking about me in the first place.

[RB-jjkq]

In 2017, I deleted all of my social media accounts and went MIA. 8 years later and I still haven't received a SINGLE text from all of the "best friends" I had given the shirt off my back to. Not a single "hey" or "you ok?" Nothing. These are people that I truly thought were like family. How wrong was I

[rsoxx]

Most people don't really care about you in the first place. Walking away won't make them miss you, but it will show you who doesn't care.

[arkangelnorthman]

Don't make people a priority ... who make you an option...

[ArtLoverScotland]

When people do not care about your presence, give them the gift of your absence!

[lucelebeau]

I know a tortured but beautiful soul when I see one. You are not alone. We, the spiritual and aware, are experiencing the same phenomenon.

[evalynchuran]

My hardest goodbye's were to people I loved. They drained me. I needed peace. I'm 60 now, and I have no time for their drama.

[mikefigures]

“I don’t know what the key to success is .. but the key to failure is trying to please everyone “

[EliteFightClubMMA]

"strong people forgive, intelligent people ignore" - Einstein (forgive & ignore)

[MartinBamsey]

My mother told me. At a young age, if people don’t seem to appreciate you. Give them a good letting alone. Don’t call, don’t write, don’t ask your friends about them, don’t even drive on their side of town.

If they’re really not interested you did a favor to the both of you. If it was part of some game…you did yourself a favor.

[eddiemcloughlin]

Less is more. The less you spend around toxic humans, the more you become

[mamabear]

I came to realization that nobody cared about me and accepted it. It lifted the weight off my shoulders.

[mhmmwv]

Buy the time they realize they want you back. You dont want to come back..

[Mguy]

Don't hold space for people who don't hold space for you

[Mithril]

When you do you, the right people show up.

[tm_]

Letting go of people who you love with all your heart but who are toxic is one of the most courageous acts we can do in the name of self-love and self-preservation.

[audrablue]

The best things I did for myself was stop being a people pleaser, stick to my boundaries and go quiet. I don’t talk much any more, only when it’s required. I also don’t share anything about myself, especially with family. I like having things just to myself because it’s always a surprise to me how judgmental people can be and the silly things they’ll be judgmental about.

I’m comfortable with silence and turning all the attention I used to give to others back to myself. I’ve blossomed and thrived in ways I could never have imagined. I don’t socialize with others much but I’m not lonely. I value my own time and life is peaceful because I’m not around others who drain every bit of energy out of me.

[bradleysmith]

I learned this in my 40s, now I make no bones about walking away from people