3 Pro Tips To (Finally) Overcome Your Insecurities
More under this adDo you have insecurities that you just can't get over? If so, you'll want to hear this expert's advice on how to be kind to your body.
Insecurities, diets, deprivation, frustration... All of these are routine for a lot of people. We feel bad about ourselves, force ourselves to follow very strict diet rules to achieve a specific goal and finally have the body of our dreams. But at what cost and for how long?
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Sandra FM is a French public health doctor and health psychologist, she is known as "Mrs. Compulsory Eating." Her mission is to help as many people as she can enjoy life, no matter the circumstances! After working around the world as a scientist, she dropped everything to start the "Free to Eat" movement because she was tired of seeing so many people struggle with food and their bodies. As she always says:
More under this adMore under this adIf you stay focused on your diet or your discomfort, you'll be missing out on the best parts of your life.
It is possible to make peace with your body by following a few very simple tips. Here's Sandra's advice to you:
1. Focus on what you can do with your body, not what's wrong with it.
2. Imagine what you would say to your best friend if they had the same insecurities as you. You'd be tolerant and caring.
More under this adMore under this ad3. Get back in "touch" with your body through massages. Learning to love your body also requires a tactile approach!
Do you think that, on your last day on Earth, you'll be proud to be able to say: I spent 80 years of my life hating my body? Or maybe you'd rather say this to yourself: "Wow, so, for 30 years, I wanted a different body and, one day, I woke up and took charge of my body image. And wow, I'm so proud that I succeeded in overcoming others' opinions, and all the beliefs I had about my body. I regained control over it and could finally breathe, and live my life to the fullest.
If you do these exercises daily, you should feel a lot better about yourself. After all, it's yours for the rest of your life, so you shouldlove it and take care of it! Right?
More under this adMore under this adFind all of Sandra's advice on her Facebook page and her Instagram account.