Caring too much about what others think

I've been keeping a secret. I refuse to tell people what I really want, because that means I might need to actually go after it. But what if I fail?

Sometimes we care too much about what others think or we don’t show ourselves as much grace as we show others. Be sure to make sure your…

Klara | People-Pleasing Recovery Educator on Instagram: "Drop a ❤️ if you care a lot about what others think. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Caring about what others think and how they feel about us isn’t inherently bad. It’s a part of our genetic makeup as a social species. We are hardwired to care about others to ensure our connection to the tribe to survive. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ So, please know that caring about what others think is natural. And it’s a good thing, too. We don’t want to be selfish friends, partners, or…

We spend way too much time caring what people think of us. Read 20 ways to stop caring what people think of you for a happier life.

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Do not care too much about what others feel, nor be concerned about what others think of you. If you are too fixated on these things, you will not be able to ascend beyond the Three Realms of Existence or transcend the Five Elements. #ShareToCare #SpreadTheWord www.richardlu.org

So I had this "friend" and when we were friends I was certain she always had my best interests in mind. When I was uncertain about something, I loved to call her up or go grab coffee and hear what wisdom she might have to offer.Over time, I started to realize when I spent time with her and told her things I felt like God was saying to me, she would often interrupt me, tell me something different, or suggest that I needed to go back and revisit my thoughts.In one specific instance, God had…

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