I Think You Owe Yourself an Apology

Every person on our planet has their worst critic. Someone who makes their lives miserable with constant negativity, insults, doubt, and guilt-tripping. Often times that person is a close family member or even a “friend”. More often than not though, that person is YOU. So many people are so hard on themselves. We do not often treat ourselves the way we deserve to be treated. And that’s a damn shame. How did we end up in this miserable place? Has it always been this bleak and miserable for so many of us? And what can we do to remedy these terrible feelings of self-loathing and help ourselves turn things around? There’s no bigger influence on us in our earlier years than our own parents. So much of this negative self-deprecating behavior that we find in ourselves originates from the first set of people in our lives: Our immediate family. Think about your own immediate family. I had a young father who was almost 24 when I, the first child, was born. A young mother who was 21 years of age when she had her first baby boy. Then my younger brother made his appearance when I was just 2 years old. <a href="https://medium.com/bouncin-and-behavin-blogs/i-think-you-owe-yourself-an-apology-55a8af5f5884">Learn More</a>