“When you don’t know your true value, you see the world through the lens of how you don’t measure up.”
Cicily Tyson, Just As I Am
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Riddle from the Middle 
I’ve had to work on this most of my life, especially after my divorce over 20 years ago. Making progress! It’s good to have reminders.
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So many of us have this work to do. Love to hear that you feel like you’re making progress. I believe in us!
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Oh yes, very true.
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Indeed.
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👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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That is very good advice, and it takes most of us too long to realize.
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It certainly did for me. I guess we’ll consider it better late than never.
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Great advice. I don’t know when I figured it out, but now I’m comfortable just being me. I am valuable as is, thank you very much.
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And isn’t that wonderful knowledge to hold? I’m still not sure when it fully kicked in but I don’t think it really began until my 40s. I wish we could find a way to help young adults embrace it earlier.
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Something I struggled with for much of my life, but old age and living my own life has taught me to put aside “what other people think” and just be me.
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Moving into my fifties has made such a shift for me. I think this has been one of the undersold benefits of getting older. It has gotten so much easier to see what’s noise and what matters.🙂
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Absolutely, Laura!
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very true
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