Self-worth + Self-care | Longmont Mental Health Therapist and Life Coach
Life moves quickly. Between work, relationships, and the daily demands of living, there’s often little space to pause.
Life moves quickly. Between work, relationships, and the daily demands of living, there’s often little space to pause.
Resistance is information.
When we face a blank page or a creative block, it’s easy to assume something is wrong. But it’s often part of the process. It reflects our fears, perfectionism, or inner doubts—not failure.
It’s a quiet question that lives in many of us: Do I truly deserve love and self-worth?
For some, the answer feels clear. For others, it’s complicated. And for many, it’s buried beneath layers of overachievement, perfectionism, or silence.
A friend recently challenged me with a simple but profound invitation: practice deservedness.
And ever since, the word has been echoing in my mind.
Deservedness. Deservedness.
What do I believe I truly deserve?…
What Do I Deserve? Deservedness is a powerful theme that often arises in holistic counseling and life coaching. Many people carry unspoken beliefs about what they deserve — and these beliefs can quietly shape self-worth, relationships, and emotional well-being. Understanding your self-worth is crucial for personal growth. For example, someone might think: Deservedness in Trauma-Informed