Hey men, let’s talk about something really important — recognizing yourself for what you’re doing right. For some reason, we tend to downplay our own efforts. We belittle the things we do right, and I think it’s crucial to take a step back and acknowledge our accomplishments and the progress we’ve made. This is just as important as setting goals, working towards them, and being consistent.
Along the way, it’s essential to pause and give yourself a pat on the back. There’s nothing wrong with that, guys. Take time to celebrate your wins—big or small. Acknowledge your efforts and set up little celebrations for the successes along the way. It’s all about balance. And just like you’d honor or value another man, you’ve got to do the same for yourself. Too often, we’re our own worst critics, and we’re way harder on ourselves than we need to be. But here’s the thing—life is full of possibilities. It’s filled with joy, love, good people, family, friends, and so much to be thankful for. It’s important to tap into that and recognize yourself for being part of that goodness.
So, today, I want you to take a moment to recognize what you’ve done well. Celebrate those wins. Write them down in a journal—record your victories, your efforts, the things you’re proud of. That way, you can look back and see how far you’ve come and the progress you’ve made. Be kind to yourself, men. Because when you can be kind to yourself, it becomes so much easier to be kind and loving towards others, even the people who might be difficult for you. Practice that self-love—it starts with you. Alright, that’s it from me. I’m Todd with Empowered Men Coaching. Have a great day, men. Ciao.
Author: Todd Gorishek
Todd is a certified Men’s Life Coach, an entrepreneur, a licensed healthcare professional, a husband, a father, and a world traveler. His mission is to co-create a strong and compassionate world by facilitating transformation through understanding, trust, and empowerment.
He received his professional Life Coaching education from Newfield Network, a certified Life Coach training school, and is a member of the International Coach Federation.