Learning to love yourself, when you hate yourself 💜 that means the most to me because I relate to beating myself up so, so much when I haven't lived up to my expectations. I can be more compassionate with myself right now by realising I'm doing the absolute very best I can, and that I'm coming from a place of love.
i enjoyed this, but felt a lot of judgment towards others, e.g. the 'twenty-something yoga teacher' and a few other moments. this was kind of disappointing but thank you for all the other amazing words that this podcast provided, truly valuable
I think it is very ironic because Danielle is all about taking other peoples spiritual teachings and distilling them for a wider audience - a thing she has made a career from - and she's turning her nose up at those who she has pathed the path for...a bit off
I don't know where it originates, but it's like I hear an idea in one small corner of the market and then later I hear it everywhere. Weird but cool. Speaking about how we approach self-help.
💜Do your own version of devotion and stop comparing. 💜deep positivity is knowing that at the end of it all you are going to be ok. Regardless of the outcome. ❤️the best self help Is self compassion. I want to do this more!!!!! Can't wait to meet Danielle one day.
Thank you for this! This resonated so much today , especially the part of being your own best friend, even when you are mad or sad with yourself . You are so inspirational and I plan on picking up Danielle 's book soon! Namaste 🙏
why does it have to be just about women. what about men. I know most men will not even hear this. I am not a person that judges by what people say. this is great for all people. every body goes through the same thing but in a different form. life is a circle, everything comes full circle no matter what. it shows up in a different situation [light]. until you deal with it and then life moves on. what we do not deal with, comes back to us till we do. this is a great pod cast. more people need to here things like this, but they do not like to here the truth. just what they want to here. thanks for the time to put the respective in the reality of life. God bless
Marie Forleo...You have been such an inspiration to me, I see you as a mentor and I love your work. I'm also loving the podcast with Danielle; I have seen other videos you made with her and she is so awesome and real!
I can't tell you how timely this was for me! So many things about this podcast I loved. For one, being hopeful and not attached vs. detached. Wow. Eye-opener for sure. But self-compassion was a HUGE "a-ha" for me! Also a "tough cookie," I have a hard time allowing myself to be vulnerable when I need to, but - OK - so now I think I need to close myself in the Wellness Room at work so I can practice some self-compassion. Had a significant exchange with my significant other just THIS MORNING! All of my compassion practice clearly has been directed at others (specifically, him) - until now. Oy...where do I begin?
I loved Danielle's thoughts on how self help doesn't apply to everyone, and people providing the advice need to be more cognizant of this. This hit all the way home. Some people hand on to these guru's EVERY WORD, and don't event consider the privileged that the person dolling out the advise may be privy to. That was a good catch there - very dope! I'm a virgo (if you believe in that stuff) and I am a stone-cold perfectionist who cares what others thinks of me - my WORST trait. Learning not to care felt too vulnerable, but it was a necessary lesson. Although I'm not perfect at it, I am at least more self aware of it. Awesome interview! I found this channel via Marianne Williamson, and I'm loving it! Keep up the inspiring work!
Crying at the coffee shop after listening to this.. How can you practice self - compassion when you hate yourself? Beautiful. Thank you so much for this
MarieForleo and DanielleLaporte you make me want to be great, and feel not just that I can, but that I already am ... and I just need to keep creating and sharing. 💜
Thank God someone said it! I'm a spiritual coach and intuitive, and have seen personally seen how spiritual bypassing does not empower anyone. Many spiritual teachers will try to sell you on the idea that they can provide you with all of the answers and this is BS; the answers come from within. Much love to you Marie and Danielle for your beautiful work and authentic magnificence!! xo
My favorite insight was that self love is the key to it all. To love yourself when you want to hate yourself. Yes! Been getting all sorts of cues like this lately and it's time to answer um. The way I'm going to start being more compassionate to myself is to let go of all things that don't feel right for me, right now. I'm finding healing through major health challenges right now and I need to be my best friend through and through. Energy suckers can hit the road. Thanks for this!
great, great podcast. Love where you guys are with this. About making things look easy, about the pitfalls of the role of being in the public eye, I think another aspect is the temptation to give an answer when someone asks for advice. I'm not a public person, but just in my own family I find myself falling into this again and again and again. It's so flattering and affirming to be the advice giver. So when someone asks, more often than not, long before I even think to ask myself "do I know?" "do I have any answers worth saying?", I'm putting together an advice packet, because it feels like someone ASKED me for one and I SO love being the person delivering these neat and balanced packets of impartable wisdom... not that they have particularly helped me in my life - in fact, they've led me astray and thank goodness I've developed an allergy to them recently... except the ones I package up myself. Still working hard on that one. So yeah, that is a temptation it is hard to resist - answering the question, responding to the heartfelt request for advice... hang in there gals!!
This doesn't really relate to self compassion. I meditate for 10 minutes and don't judge myself for not doing 20 to 30 minute meditation. I do yoga daily basis to help me be more loving towards myself it has reduced seziures in my body. I use compassion meditation Gabby Bernstein has it is awesome.
Danielle's criticism of these social media identities isn't criticism to distance herself from the fact that what she has made a living off of has laid the path for these kind of habits we see on social media now, everyone competing when it comes to self care. At the beginning of this podcast Danielle admits to having had these habits herself. Criticism isn't always hypocrisy. People seem to forget how social media is constructed. It is a concentration of habits that already existed in humanity. Before social media people were still taking ideas from others and stripping them down or profiting off these ideas as their own. Social media amplifies that, concentrates it, organizes our worst habits to display proudly. Danielle fell victim to inviting these habits of self care competition and openly expressed she did, can criticism of those who continue these habits blindly not be expressed?
I sooo needed to hear this! You both want to scrap old pieces of writing/videos! When I look back at stuff I wrote 2/3 years ago, I find myself compelled to rewriting things (oh noo!!) then like you say, I remind myself I was just doing the best I could at the time, which I'm pleased to say I do, but it's very reassuring that you 'big shots' feel the same way! I obvs don't have an entourage to tell me to stop, so I'm just gonna have to engage my inner PA - stop looking, or just be gentle and let it go! I'm also practising self compassion every time I look in the mirror (had a couple of hair disasters, and I can be quite harsh, so mirror lovin!) Thanks girls, you are both rockin! Xx
Get out of my mind! yep, you guys hit your target audience. I'm there. had a conversation with God/myself this morning. I just surrendered. For the rest of year I'm giving up on the results and totally enjoy the creation. I'm just tried of feeling like a failure. Tried of people telling me how to do it right, faster, better.... I'm doing it my way. F.. the rest.
Wow! I so needed to listen to this today. The best self help is self compassion. I was going through a dark episode last night, going into the victim mode which I hate to see in other people and myself included. Now I understand that it was absolutely necessary to go through it! Thank you Angel Marie & Danielle. x
I liked the non-attachment and detachment part as well as the self-compassion part. These help me strive to achieve and do better, but remind me to enjoy the present and where I am now, which is an interesting paradox. I can be more self-compassionate by reminding myself that if I fail, that sitting in that feeling of failure is ok. That's its part of being human.
I'd like to allow myself to feel sad at times, anxious other times, and not see those as negative, but rather as human emotions. "You poor thing" is the part that touched me the most. Work in progress...;)
"You are substance." I love that you have used a noun rather than an adjective as counterprogramming. It's so much more concrete. Thank you, Danielle and Marie!! Sending love and light to all who ate listening. (*are listening. Thanks for chiming in, Autocorrect...)
-having a cigarette and a green smoothie,loved that part!
Exactly.
My AHA gem was: "It's about Loving yourself while Hating yourself." When Danielle said that, my spirit smiled. I felt that so deeply!!!!
Learning to love yourself, when you hate yourself 💜 that means the most to me because I relate to beating myself up so, so much when I haven't lived up to my expectations.
I can be more compassionate with myself right now by realising I'm doing the absolute very best I can, and that I'm coming from a place of love.
i enjoyed this, but felt a lot of judgment towards others, e.g. the 'twenty-something yoga teacher' and a few other moments. this was kind of disappointing but thank you for all the other amazing words that this podcast provided, truly valuable
I think it is very ironic because Danielle is all about taking other peoples spiritual teachings and distilling them for a wider audience - a thing she has made a career from - and she's turning her nose up at those who she has pathed the path for...a bit off
I don't know where it originates, but it's like I hear an idea in one small corner of the market and then later I hear it everywhere. Weird but cool. Speaking about how we approach self-help.
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes! Let me testify! Everything said resonated with me for sure! Timely and wonderful.
💜Do your own version of devotion and stop comparing.
💜deep positivity is knowing that at the end of it all you are going to be ok. Regardless of the outcome.
❤️the best self help
Is self compassion. I want to do this more!!!!! Can't wait to meet Danielle one day.
Thank you for this! This resonated so much today , especially the part of being your own best friend, even when you are mad or sad with yourself . You are so inspirational and I plan on picking up Danielle 's book soon! Namaste 🙏
this week I was berating myself for falling into an old pattern I thought I had conquered. Self-compassion, now that's just what I needed to hear.
i love this podcast! everyone should listen to it! It is so real and I love it! Thanks for sharing!
I am loving this podcast, so simple and real. ;)
yes! thank you
I so love your intro miss. ! It's so unique and has good music especially if u listen in Headphones
so nice to hear them agree that they see the bs flooding social media on watered down sacred teachings
yes we are all perfect now perfect in our imperfection looking back I had plenty of perfect imperfections and growing each day
why does it have to be just about women. what about men. I know most men will not even hear this. I am not a person that judges by what people say. this is great for all people. every body goes through the same thing but in a different form. life is a circle, everything comes full circle no matter what. it shows up in a different situation [light]. until you deal with it and then life moves on. what we do not deal with, comes back to us till we do. this is a great pod cast. more people need to here things like this, but they do not like to here the truth. just what they want to here. thanks for the time to put the respective in the reality of life. God bless
Marie Forleo...You have been such an inspiration to me, I see you as a mentor and I love your work.
I'm also loving the podcast with Danielle; I have seen other videos you made with her and she is so awesome and real!
I liked the 'stop dramatising' part. Its so true. People think they're so special for suffering and they're not.
So inspirational ♥
I can't tell you how timely this was for me! So many things about this podcast I loved. For one, being hopeful and not attached vs. detached. Wow. Eye-opener for sure. But self-compassion was a HUGE "a-ha" for me! Also a "tough cookie," I have a hard time allowing myself to be vulnerable when I need to, but - OK - so now I think I need to close myself in the Wellness Room at work so I can practice some self-compassion. Had a significant exchange with my significant other just THIS MORNING! All of my compassion practice clearly has been directed at others (specifically, him) - until now. Oy...where do I begin?
I loved Danielle's thoughts on how self help doesn't apply to everyone, and people providing the advice need to be more cognizant of this. This hit all the way home. Some people hand on to these guru's EVERY WORD, and don't event consider the privileged that the person dolling out the advise may be privy to. That was a good catch there - very dope!
I'm a virgo (if you believe in that stuff) and I am a stone-cold perfectionist who cares what others thinks of me - my WORST trait. Learning not to care felt too vulnerable, but it was a necessary lesson. Although I'm not perfect at it, I am at least more self aware of it.
Awesome interview! I found this channel via Marianne Williamson, and I'm loving it! Keep up the inspiring work!
Crying at the coffee shop after listening to this..
How can you practice self - compassion when you hate yourself?
Beautiful. Thank you so much for this
MarieForleo and DanielleLaporte you make me want to be great, and feel not just that I can, but that I already am ... and I just need to keep creating and sharing. 💜
Thank God someone said it! I'm a spiritual coach and intuitive, and have seen personally seen how spiritual bypassing does not empower anyone. Many spiritual teachers will try to sell you on the idea that they can provide you with all of the answers and this is BS; the answers come from within. Much love to you Marie and Danielle for your beautiful work and authentic magnificence!! xo
My favorite insight was that self love is the key to it all. To love yourself when you want to hate yourself. Yes! Been getting all sorts of cues like this lately and it's time to answer um.
The way I'm going to start being more compassionate to myself is to let go of all things that don't feel right for me, right now. I'm finding healing through major health challenges right now and I need to be my best friend through and through. Energy suckers can hit the road. Thanks for this!
great, great podcast. Love where you guys are with this. About making things look easy, about the pitfalls of the role of being in the public eye, I think another aspect is the temptation to give an answer when someone asks for advice. I'm not a public person, but just in my own family I find myself falling into this again and again and again. It's so flattering and affirming to be the advice giver. So when someone asks, more often than not, long before I even think to ask myself "do I know?" "do I have any answers worth saying?", I'm putting together an advice packet, because it feels like someone ASKED me for one and I SO love being the person delivering these neat and balanced packets of impartable wisdom... not that they have particularly helped me in my life - in fact, they've led me astray and thank goodness I've developed an allergy to them recently... except the ones I package up myself. Still working hard on that one. So yeah, that is a temptation it is hard to resist - answering the question, responding to the heartfelt request for advice... hang in there gals!!
My favourite Marie TV recording in a while, so real, so authentic and so relatable!
such a beautiful thumbnail
This doesn't really relate to self compassion. I meditate for 10 minutes and don't judge myself for not doing 20 to 30 minute meditation. I do yoga daily basis to help me be more loving towards myself it has reduced seziures in my body. I use compassion meditation Gabby Bernstein has it is awesome.
Danielle's criticism of these social media identities isn't criticism to distance herself from the fact that what she has made a living off of has laid the path for these kind of habits we see on social media now, everyone competing when it comes to self care. At the beginning of this podcast Danielle admits to having had these habits herself. Criticism isn't always hypocrisy. People seem to forget how social media is constructed. It is a concentration of habits that already existed in humanity. Before social media people were still taking ideas from others and stripping them down or profiting off these ideas as their own. Social media amplifies that, concentrates it, organizes our worst habits to display proudly. Danielle fell victim to inviting these habits of self care competition and openly expressed she did, can criticism of those who continue these habits blindly not be expressed?
I sooo needed to hear this! You both want to scrap old pieces of writing/videos! When I look back at stuff I wrote 2/3 years ago, I find myself compelled to rewriting things (oh noo!!) then like you say, I remind myself I was just doing the best I could at the time, which I'm pleased to say I do, but it's very reassuring that you 'big shots' feel the same way! I obvs don't have an entourage to tell me to stop, so I'm just gonna have to engage my inner PA - stop looking, or just be gentle and let it go! I'm also practising self compassion every time I look in the mirror (had a couple of hair disasters, and I can be quite harsh, so mirror lovin!) Thanks girls, you are both rockin! Xx
You have to be your own best friend! Loved that part so much!
Get out of my mind! yep, you guys hit your target audience. I'm there. had a conversation with God/myself this morning. I just surrendered. For the rest of year I'm giving up on the results and totally enjoy the creation. I'm just tried of feeling like a failure. Tried of people telling me how to do it right, faster, better.... I'm doing it my way. F.. the rest.
Wow! I so needed to listen to this today. The best self help is self compassion. I was going through a dark episode last night, going into the victim mode which I hate to see in other people and myself included. Now I understand that it was absolutely necessary to go through it! Thank you Angel Marie & Danielle. x
I liked the non-attachment and detachment part as well as the self-compassion part. These help me strive to achieve and do better, but remind me to enjoy the present and where I am now, which is an interesting paradox.
I can be more self-compassionate by reminding myself that if I fail, that sitting in that feeling of failure is ok. That's its part of being human.
I'd like to allow myself to feel sad at times, anxious other times, and not see those as negative, but rather as human emotions. "You poor thing" is the part that touched me the most. Work in progress...;)
This was a fantastic find today. Self forgiveness was what hit me the most
This is my favorite channel, however, I get snobbish vibes from her...
I needed exactly this today.
This was a really beautiful video.
So inspiring & empowering. Loved this real talk! Thank you, Marie & Danielle
not seeing you is odd...but this way I have noticed that Danielle is very attractive voice-wise)
Thank you both for making this podcast! Listening to it pulled me out of a darker depressed state of mind.
Interesting video
Nice Work MARIE! ☺ LOVE FROM INDIA!
"You are substance." I love that you have used a noun rather than an adjective as counterprogramming. It's so much more concrete. Thank you, Danielle and Marie!! Sending love and light to all who ate listening. (*are listening. Thanks for chiming in, Autocorrect...)
(That last piece of self-compassion just kind of organically hapoened ❤)
Seriously, Autocorrect? You didn't catch the actual typo? (sigh...)