Self-Acceptance:  How Compassion Frees You, Heals You, and Leads You to Radical Contentment 

When you think of having good emotional health, terms like happiness, self-esteem, self-confidence, optimism, and mental toughness likely come to mind. You might not consider the ideas of self-acceptance and contentment. 

But isn’t contentment what we’re all seeking? 

Contentment is the place where we don’t need anything. We’re completely satisfied as we are, as our life is. 

Think of how many things you do each day in an effort to feel more content:

•  You say or do things to impress others. 

• You say or do things to avoid being ridiculed by others. 

• You work at a job you don’t like so you can make more money to buy things you want or to impress others. 

• You exercise and diet beyond what is reasonable in order to look a certain way. 

The list is really endless. We spend a lot of our day trying to feel more content. However, these things aren’t the path to radical contentment. 

The real secret is self-acceptance. 

“The truth is: Belonging starts with self-acceptance. Your level of belonging, in fact, can never be greater than your level of self-acceptance, because believing that you're enough is what gives you the courage to be authentic, vulnerable and imperfect.” 

- Brene Brown

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