Once I began practicing small acts of self-care—setting boundaries, taking breaks, acknowledging my worth—I felt more balanced, more energized, and more fulfilled. I wasn’t depleting myself for others anymore. Instead, I was prioritizing my own well-being so I could give more from a place of abundance, not exhaustion.
The Power of “Selfishness”
Here’s the revelation: embracing this “selfishness” is not about neglecting others, it’s about finding balance. When we care for ourselves, we show up as our best selves for others. But when we don’t, our energy gets depleted, and our capacity to give diminishes.
