Often when we don't feel confident in a
relationship, we assume we don't have many desirable qualities to bring to the
relationship. We look to the other person to define our value and reinforce that
we're "good enough" to be in the relationship. In dating situations, you might
focus on your flaws and feel insecure about them. But you have many positive
qualities you can offer another person. If you aren't aware of those qualities,
or if you choose not to focus on them, then you're sending a signal to those you
want to attract that you don't feel valuable enough to be in the
relationship.
Action Steps: Mentally visualize gathering up
all of your flaws and putting them in a big box. Then visualize putting a lock
on the box so you can't access it. Now that your flaws are out of the way, you
can only focus on your good qualities. Write down everything positive about
yourself that you can offer in a relationship. Spend some time on this, and even
ask a close friend or family member to share what they see as your positive
qualities. Place this list where you can see it daily.
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