Self Care Isn't Just Bubble Baths

Episode 24 • November 09, 2021 • 00:25:47
Self Care Isn't Just Bubble Baths
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Self Care Isn't Just Bubble Baths

Nov 09 2021 | 00:25:47

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Show Notes

So many of us struggle to understand what self care means and looks like on a daily basis. We feel guilty for doing it, guilty for spending time, money, and energy on something that will only benefit ourselves, but that's often because we get wrapped up thinking that self care is all about bubble baths and massages.

 

Now don't get me wrong, I'm on board for weekly massages, but self care goes so deeper than that.

 

The point of self care isn't just so that you can serve others. Self care needs to become a daily part of your life, because you are worth it (not because you've somehow earned it). It's just as necessary and important as brushing your teeth every day or taking a shower. 

 

It helps you feel better about yourself, starting today, not some distant date in the future.  

 

In this episode I dish out:

 

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