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15 Layers of Self-Discovery | Day 13 | Toxic Ties

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Why do we need to get rid of our toxic ties? Because it might be stopping us from becoming our best version. What are toxic ties? Why do they hold us back?

Toxic ties could be in the form of a behaviour pattern, a limiting belief, a person, or anything that doesn’t spark any joy in our life. We don’t like it but still stay with it, entertain it. But somewhere down the lane, we know how it bothers us and kills the everyday joy of our living, isn’t it?

Self-discovery exercise for Day 13- Toxic Ties

Do you feel you have a toxic behaviour pattern, which you access often, knowingly or unknowingly? A peculiar act you do every time and get the same pathetic result, but you still continue doing it and then curse yourself?

Or do you stick to a person, who doesn’t appreciate you or brings you down, but just to please them and not upset them, you stay?

What do you think you will lose if you cut loose these toxic ties? You will only help yourself to live a little more productive and joyful life. I had a lot of limiting beliefs, fears, and a few people, who kept demeaning me and putting me in a place where I no longer felt like myself.

It is like, we give the key to our happiness and joys to them, they use it s per their convenience and then we complain. We complain about their behaviour and their attitude, we want them to change, whereas it’s we who need to change. We need to have a self-check-in every now and then and filter out all the unwanted things in our lives.

We expend a lot of time and energy thinking about how others should behave, how we’d like them to behave and attempting to change their behaviour. But changing others in beyond our control, we can only work on ourselves and improve our present situation by identifying what works and what doesn’t work for us.

Hard to begin? Yes, hard to follow, No, you just have to make a conscious effort.

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Priyanka Joshi

Priyanka Joshi is the founder of Sanity Daily and the creator of The Therapeutic Journal. Priyanka is quoted as one of the top mental health bloggers and is a finalist in the UK 40 under 40 award. A digital nomad, published author and an NLP practitioner, helping you prioritise your mental health.
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Priyanka Joshi

Priyanka Joshi is the founder of Sanity Daily and the creator of The Therapeutic Journal. Priyanka is quoted as one of the top mental health bloggers and is a finalist in the UK 40 under 40 award. A digital nomad, published author and an NLP practitioner, helping you prioritise your mental health.

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