This core belief reminds us that we’re always growing—and that each day is a new chance to become our best selves.
Practicing this belief helps us choose appreciation, patience, kindness, and forgiveness toward ourselves—even when we stumble.
Because getting better doesn’t mean being perfect. It means being kind to ourselves and acknowledging our progress.
When we practice seeing the good in ourselves—when we’re filled with self-love, appreciation, compassion, and forgiveness—we begin to see others more clearly, too.
From that place of wholeness, we no longer react to bad behavior with anger or judgment. Instead, we look past the behavior and feel compassion for the pain behind it. We forgive, not because we condone the actions, but because we understand the hurt that drives them.
Then, we can truly see past their pain and their behavior—and see the good that’s buried there.
In making this a core belief, we are telling ourselves that because we are alive it’s a great day and nothing or no one can change that.
Practicing this belief fills us with optimism and gratitude
I’ve learned that no matter what happens, there’s always a gift in it—if I’m willing to look.
Looking for the gift helps us find light, even in the darkest moments.
Practicing this core belief fosters abundance, appreciation, generosity, and deep contentment. It reminds us that happiness is always a choice—and the gift is always there, waiting to be seen.
Kindness isn’t just about actions—it begins with our thoughts.
Practicing this core belief helps us move through life with compassion and generosity of spirit, making choices that honor ourselves, others, and the planet we call home
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