The Promises We Make To Ourselves Are Of Value

March 26, 2021

I am guilty of overlooking my self-care. A lot. Even when I schedule it in my calendar I always seem to find a reason or an excuse or something that is more important because I’ve been trained to think that taking care of myself is selfish and of less value than my work or the people I love.

So, this is a new perspective I am trying because how I do one thing is how I do all things and it’s time to make me a priority so that I am not burned out at the end of the month or the week or the year or before I’ve even gotten the chance to have children.

We are worthy of the care we give to other people. We deserve that care and more for ourselves.

I love you, I hope you have a wonderful day. XOOX, CAMDW

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