Healing, Growth, & Worth

Here are three quotes that will capture your attention, and perhaps spur you on to greater heights.

Grasshopper Notes are the writings from America's Best Known Hypnotherapist John Morgan. His podcasts contain his most responded to essays and blog posts from the past two decades. 

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Healing, Growth, & Worth

I heard these three quotes over the weekend and each one resonated with me.

The authors weren’t cited, but their messages are spot on. See if you agree.

Quote 1: “Once you heal, you stop bleeding on people that didn’t cut you.”

Quote 2. “Once you grow, you stop trying to shrink yourself to fit in the places that you’ve outgrown.”

Quote 3. “Once know your worth, you stop offering discounts.”

I find each one of them profound and dare I say, “true.”

Quote 1 “bleeding on people” addresses one of my pet peeves and is one of the 5 signs of immaturity I’ve come up with, namely: when you’re upset, you’re upset with everyone, even those who had nothing to do with your distress.

Quote 2  puts the spotlight on outgrowing the places or situations you don’t want to be in any more. In the past, perhaps you put yourself there out of obligation, not desire. Outgrowing old habits is the long-term solution for growth.

Do you know someone who pooh-poohs compliments just about every time they receive one? That’s a red flag that they don’t know their own worth. Quote 3 requests you recognize your inherent value as a human being – worthy of respect, happiness, and love, and to stop discounting your existence.

Bottom line: when you heal, you grow. And when you grow, you outgrow being unworthy.

All the best,

John