Building roads i can believe in

Published Categorized as Self Compassion

Is my worth worth discussing?

This is what happens when all shit breaks loose, and you feel as though living is a struggle more than a blessing. Obviously, the struggle comes from not having a good job, looking for answers to my suffering, why I feel unworthy, but most of all the life I wanted for myself.

Success is really difficult to achieve. I don’t care who you are or how rich you are; the truth is we all have that inner person not quite in that moment. If a person tells you they are happy, they are lying. No one is ever really happy; they say that to make themselves look better or out of fear of being judged. I try to be as honest as I can, even though there are times when I just want to slap the shit out of someone in front of me and tell them to wake the fuck up.

Liking people unconditionally is one of the hardest things to do, and if you can achieve that, you are a mile ahead of the game of life.

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Last week I spent time with people I don’t really care about, reaching out to people who don’t give me the time of day, but in the end, I did it for myself. I needed those people to know I am not a fraud or a loser, and for some reason, time has not changed them. Someone said to me: “I just have to learn to live with my regrets and move on”

What does she know, right?

The problem with that is the regret is greater than life itself, and unless you can forgive yourself for all that you think you have done wrong, then you are shit out of luck for happiness and contentment. However, I still did what I did because I needed to, and that is a good journey to take.

By Cathy, Writer, Designer & Product Developer

CEO, Writer, Designer, Product Developer, Social Media Director, Reel Producer & Occasional Website Destroyer. I’m a creator and writer finding my way through this beautiful, imperfect, and deeply human journey called life. I write from the heart about love, healing, self-worth, emotions, and the lessons we gather along the way. Through my stories and reflections, I hope you find a little piece of yourself here.