
Whether you are interested in romantic love, relationships of a professional nature, a friendship or even a parent-child relationship, keep this in mind: You attract to yourself people who feel about you the way that YOU feel about you.
Do you identify with a negative, self-deprecating idea or image of yourself?
Did you know that seeing yourself as a failure, as a loser, as helpless or as inadequate attracts people who will see you that way as well?
You also elicit from others any potential or tendency they might have for viewing you in a condescending or distrustful way.
To attract people who trust, respect and value you drop negative self-concepts.
Be on the alert to recognize and avoid indulgence in negative self-imaging.
Don’t waste your effort trying to change how others see you. How others think of you is a reflection of how you think of yourself.
Let go of ideas of yourself that you don’t want others to have of you.
If you believe that you already think well enough of yourself, one proof that you are right is that you are content with the ways others seem to see you.
Pay closer attention to how you think of yourself if you feel dissatisfied with the way others seem to see you.
When you imagine someone thinking poorly of you, you are putting yourself down in your own mind.
Are you frustrated by another' unkind way of communicating?
If so, for the relationship help you want, work on bringing more kindness, sensitivity and care into your way of communicating.
Do you wish that someone you want to be with made a greater effort to be with you? Do you feel ignored, overlooked or a lack of love in relationships?
If so, take that as a sign of ignoring and overlooking YOURSELF. Then work on getting more lovingly engaged with YOURSELF.
Start making more caring choices for yourself. Notice how your thoughts, speech, actions and emotional reactions impact you. Begin treating yourself as if you really count.
When you catch yourself feeling critical toward yourself, realize that you are in that moment attracting more criticalness from your mate, your child, your friend, your client, and even the next stranger that you might encounter.
We attract people into our lives through the power of thought. You bring about people like the people that you think about.
The more you think about people annoying you, the more annoying people you will be surrounded by. The more you think about yourself as an annoyance or a let-down, the more you attract people who regard you as difficult or disappointing.
You CAN enjoy more respect and love in your relationships. It begins with improving your relationship with yourself.
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