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Value Yourself & Your Time

If we spend our time only where we accomplish good for ourselves and the people we are with almost everything would change for the best.  So often we resist what we truly want to do and do things to please others.  The act of compassion does not mean compromising your needs and accepting poor or inappropriate behavior or doing things out of obligation, guilt or pressure. People choose their path, you are not obligated to be anywhere or do things that do not make you feel good.
Many of us were taught to put others first, the truth is you can not give authentic love or support to anyone unless you give to yourself first.  Simple changes make big positive impact on our well being.

Tips to help you value your time:

1) Set clear boundaries for how quickly you return e-mails , texts and phone calls. 
2) When asked to do or go somewhere, pause, thank the person and say, " Let me get back to you." 
     Do Not Say Yes under pressure.
3) No is an answer, no explanations.
4) Your time is as valuable as any one else's. 
5) Distance yourself from energy vampires (people who suck the life out of you), if their company drains you, limit exposure. You can still love people from a distance!

Love & Light
Maria❤️️✨



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