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Finding My Path: A Journey from Bulgaria to Self-Acceptance
This video encapsulates my journey from Bulgaria to self-acceptance, highlighting the struggles and realizations that have shaped my life. I was born and raised in Bulgaria, a communist country at the time. I was almost 16 when things began shifting toward democracy—or what looked like democracy in the beginning. However, it was more about the…
Why it gets hard before it gets easy
It always gets hard first before it gets easy, especially one you commit to something big! Have you noticed that? Someone decides to lose weight and starts on a program. The first few weeks suck. And the scales don’t move at all… sometimes the scales even go up. Someone decides to go all in financially…
You are not that!
I have a message for you What’s causing you suffering is NOT yours. None of it! If you aren’t feeling good enough – if you are feeling insufficient, worthless, insecure, powerless Or if you are feeling anxious, worried, scared… Any and all of these are a result of your strong association with your little scared…
Thoughts On Giving
It took me 43 years to figure this out… For 42 years I didn’t understand the concept of Giving. At one point, I centered in the heart and began experiencing that Giving (Contribution) is exactly what makes me feel truly alive…
Raw Thoughts on Humility
“Humility” has a certain somewhat negative stigma in contemporary society. In the mind of a person, it is usually linked to vulnerability and/or weakness. The following are merely my own thoughts on this subject and they do not obligate any other person in any way. Just my thoughts now – in this very moment. Humility…
It’s Not Your Job To Be Happy
I spent decades thinking it was my job to make myself happy. I was “trained” that way by society and culture (probably as you have been). The responsibility was exhausting. The guilt for failing at it – almost constant. I wasn’t happy even half the time. And I thought something was fundamentally wrong with me…
