How To Overcome Toxic Shame - Get Rid Of Your Negative Self-Image Once And For All

Does your mind shame you for acting confidently?

It’s possible to destroy this mental programming with high-value action.

However, your actions must be calibrated.

Let me explain.

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How To Overcome Toxic Shame?

It all starts with listening to your inner winner.

As a teenager I let imprinted toxic shame hold me back from enjoying social interactions.

Every time I found myself in a position to take action, I ceded my power because winning was out of touch with my self-image.

Suppressing your intuition increases self-loathing.

There’s no business trying to pull girls with such a flawed mindset.

Spam approaching with a mind full of shame will let you face your anxiety, but it won’t address the root of the problem.

In fact, such a strategy will often make you feel worse because the outcome will rarely be positive.

Understanding the nature of shame and how it connects to your self image is essential for you to move past your negative thought patterns.

Even the most pathetic simps have the same lizard hindbrains as winners.

Shame is an infective parasite.

A negative self-image makes you weak against social pressure.

Depression arises naturally when you experience constant shame about your very nature.

Masking toxic emotions makes losing feel expected and “comfortable”.

The only way to overcome shame is to face these emotions.

You have to feel WORTHY of quality results.

I’ve worked through the vast majority of my anxiety, but it still surfaces from time to time.

An extremely effective cure is to meditate through your negative emotions.

1. Just close your eyes…
2. Sit / lie down comfortably…
3. And turn off your logical mind.

Foundational-level healing must occur on an emotional level, not a logical one.

Embrace the sensations that arise.

Don’t fight the feeling.

Logically understanding why shame arises will not save you.

Shame is not a part of your being.

It’s a learned response… and it can be unlearned.

Only YOU can realize the richness of your own experience.

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