Leaving The Child Behind. Recovery From Child Abuse.

Written by Fatimah Musa


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In all my relationships, everything went well until my partners suggested on serious commitments. I would then sabotagerepparttar relationships. I was not able to open up to anyone. I was very defensive when given any advice or opinion on my attitude and behavior. When there were arguments, I clamped up or walked off. I never wanted to face any issues and resolve them. And I would not cry in front of anyone no matter how sad or hurt I was. I remembered a time when my sister was badly wounded and hospitalized. I did not want anyone to see me cry. I walked away and cried my heart out alone in a secluded place. I excelled in my career by putting in lots of hours and efforts. Now I realized that it was one way of escaping reality. I kept myself so busy so that I do not notice things that needed attention. I was using work as a means to avoid commitments. There was one thing that I gained fromrepparttar 128577 experience of being abandoned. I was able to sit quietly alone for hours and reflect. It has developed my fascination on nature’s beauty. I loverepparttar 128578 feel ofrepparttar 128579 wind blowing on my face. I enjoy watchingrepparttar 128580 rain falling. And no matter how badrepparttar 128581 weather is, it is still beautiful. I became curious about many things. I questioned others and myself about life and how some things happen to certain people. I wondered why people behaverepparttar 128582 way they do. I looked forrepparttar 128583 answers. I have developedrepparttar 128584 strength to persevere. But that is not enough. I want to become a survivor who is able to balance her life and enjoyrepparttar 128585 abundance thatrepparttar 128586 universe has to offer. I have decided to break myself free fromrepparttar 128587 shackles of my fragile upbringing. I promise myself that I will not allow my past to continue ruining my future. This child has grown up and will not weep in silence anymore.

Fatimah Musa provides information, tips and quotes to help people become aware that any future growth starts with their personal growth. You can visit Fatimah at http://www.about-personal-growth.com


Guess who else has a problem with confidence?

Written by Jo Ball


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An Oscar-winning felt ‘Not good enough,’ when she won her awards!

When I stopped to think about it, I had to laugh. If an Olympic athlete, a executive one step away from a CEO and a top actress can all lack in confidence then why not me and you?

Using those three women asrepparttar yardstick I have no reason to lack confidence. When I look at my life I really do have a successful business, great friends and wonderful family etc. I didn’t need to be brimming with confidence to gain any of that. What I needed was something else…

I have inspired moments where everything I know comes together. I act in those moments – sometimes in good humour and in disbelief – and what comes to me is a new client, a new friendship and a great relationship. But how is this achieved.

Forgetrepparttar 128576 big picture. Forgetrepparttar 128577 Olympic team,repparttar 128578 top job andrepparttar 128579 Oscar winning actress. Don’t aim too high. Going places is about taking small steps, take those tiny steps and like a baby leaning to walk before it runs you’ll gain enough confidence to change your life. One more thing…

Know you are not alone. The people I mentioned above are just a sample. Recently I emailed my database to see how many people I could help grow in confidence. Fifteen percent of them believed I could help!

Jo Ball is one of the UK’s leading personal development coaches. She would love you to join her fast-growing readership on leading a purposeful, confidence building life. The newsletter is free and you’ll receive a free copy of the e-book, Simple Steps to Greater Happiness as a way of saying thank you for joining.

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