Your Worth Is Not Based On Your Achievements

You’re not meant to do it all — you’re meant to do what feels right for you.

The easiest path is to follow the steps of everyone else without ever questioning the steps you’re taking.

Most of us do exactly that — we spend years living on autopilot, trying to adapt to a society that’s based on being as productive as possible. There’s always something to achieve: we need to get that job, find that relationship, speak that language, move to that place.

We follow the path we’re expected to follow because having a script makes us feel like we have a safe, predictable future waiting for us — and because we carry the unconscious belief that our worth is based on our achievements.

The problem is that safety doesn’t equate to happiness, and productivity doesn’t equate to fulfillment.

Your value is not based on the job you have, on the course you’re taking, on how fit your body is or on how many languages you speak. Sure, these are all great achievements, but they are not who you are.

You are not more worthy or valuable because of your achievements.

Your worth is in your ability to tune into your intuition. It’s in your courage to face your shadow and be truthful to yourself.

Your worth is in your ability to stay kind regardless of how much darkness you’ve witnessed. It’s in how much light you bring to others, but firstly, to yourself.

It’s in your ability to give and receive love freely, with no conditions or societal expectations.

Your worth is in your ability to self-reflect and improve yourself, not because you judge your flaws but rather because you love yourself and the Universe so deeply that you can’t help but honor your own journey.

Essentially, you’re worthy just as you are, just because you’re here. You’re worthy even when you’re not…

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