What is the value of you?
If you are tempted to answer this question by first running through a list of all your achievements and judging their value … think again.
The starting place for giving yourself the power to consciously create your life as you want is to look at your current way of valuing yourself and what you do.
There are two distinct meanings for the word value:
- Precise meaning or significance - intrinsic
- The desirability of a thing often in respect of its usefulness or exchangeability - relative
Obviously, while you confuse the two meanings of the word value, you remain unclear about your own intrinsic value and you remain confused about who you are and what you can do.
As long as you judge yourself on the basis of relative worth when compared to others, and stay focused on proving you are good/right rather than capable … you don’t have time for much else, it becomes a relentless circle and nothing changes.
If on the other hand, you value yourself for your capacity to BE who you are and choose what you want to DO, then you are free to choose again … and again.
So let go of the good enough stuff, the right/wrong, the good/bad and simply let yourself acknowledge the intrinsic value of who you are AND what you have done which has resulted in whatever is happening. Let go of diverting into explanations and justifications and simply tell the truth about the whole of your reality including acknowledging the value.
As long as you devalue yourself by saying you are not as good or as capable as someone else, because your exchange rate is not seen to be as high, you assume that your ability to create your life as you want it to be is also of limited possibility and value. This is simply not so.
You will discover this for yourself when you are willing to accept that the value of you is that you are YOU … powerful creative being able to choose. When you acknowledge the whole of what is so including that the whole of what you have created has value and take responsibility for it, then you can create anything you can think of.
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"Value yourself.
The only people who appreciate a doormat are people with dirty shoes."
Leo F. Buscaglia
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