Know Yourself

Sit down for a moment and talk about something we often overlook—ourselves. Life keeps us so busy running after goals, solving problems, and keeping everyone happy that we rarely pause and ask: Do I really know who I am? I know it sounds like a big question, maybe even a little heavy, but stick with…

Sit down for a moment and talk about something we often overlook—ourselves. Life keeps us so busy running after goals, solving problems, and keeping everyone happy that we rarely pause and ask: Do I really know who I am?

I know it sounds like a big question, maybe even a little heavy, but stick with me. “Knowing yourself” doesn’t mean finding all the answers in one go. It’s more about starting a conversation with yourself, just like you would with a friend.

Let’s make it simple. Think about this:

  • What makes you happy? Is it spending time alone, listening to your favorite music, or going out with friends?
  • What stresses you out? Are you someone who likes planning everything, or do you enjoy going with the flow?
  • What are you afraid of? Sometimes, knowing your fears helps you face them.

See, these little questions make a big difference. When you start noticing what you love, what annoys you, or what you’re really good at, you start seeing you. And trust me, knowing yourself isn’t about perfection. It’s about honesty.

Here’s another thing. Don’t just focus on the good stuff. Knowing yourself means accepting all the parts of you—the messy, the confused, and the “oops, I messed up” moments. You are human, after all!

Think of it like this: If life is a journey, you are the map. Without knowing the map, how will you know where you’re going? If you don’t understand your strengths and weaknesses, how can you grow?

The truth is, the more you know yourself, the more confident you become. You stop comparing yourself to others because, let’s face it, there’s no one else like you. And that’s your power.

So, here’s a small challenge for you: Spend a little time with yourself. Journal your thoughts, try new things, or simply ask, What do I really want? Start small. Self-discovery is not a race—it’s a journey that lasts a lifetime

As …………………………… no one else can know you better than you. So, give yourself a little time, patience, and a lot of love because that’s the most beautiful part of the journey. 😊

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Responses to “Know Yourself”

  1. Cristy

    Thankyou. I was able to use this prompt and write 13 things on a list called, “What do I really want?

    I was able to discover myself a bit more today.

    Blessings for your assistance; I am grateful for this divine online intervention. 🙂

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    1. nandasagec

      Thank you so much Cristy and I am vey happy it helped you .

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  2. shivatje

    Nice
    Morning
    🙏🌹🙌🏻🌹

    Aum Shanti

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    1. nandasagec

      Thanks 😊
      Morning 🙏

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  3. veerites

    R Ma’am,
    Thanks 🙏

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    1. nandasagec

      Thanks 🙏

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