Worthiness is the quality of being or feeling good enough. It’s about having self-worth. It’s feeling valuable, or like you are “of value”. Having love and compassion and acceptance of all of yourself.  

When we hustle for our worthiness, we may be trying to prove ourselves to others in our lives. This causes us to trade off our value and place it in others and what they might think. But that’s the problem.  

We may not feel worthy if we don’t achieve our goals and place expectations upon ourselves.   

When we lack worthiness, we may allow others to mistreat us. We may allow others’ opinions of us to be more important than our own. We may feel anxiety and not share our authentic selves with the world . And we may even feel fear of speaking up and using our voices.  

We can be swayed to feel worthy or unworthy, or we can take on beliefs about our worthiness for a whole or a part of us from others if we don’t have a strong sense of self-worth. This can come from childhood wounds or protect ourselves from fear.   

Here are some ways to rise and stop handing away your value to others:

• Reach out for support. Hire a life coach or seek a mentor.
• Reclaim who you are, really get to know yourself, and accept and love yourself.  
• Choose new beliefs about sacred yourself.
• Stop the disease to please and care what others think about you. What you think of yourself is the most important.
• Take time to come back to yourself and own the belief that you are worthy. Period.

Sacred worthiness… It’s an inside job. It starts with us. It’s accepting and loving ourselves and knowing that we are enough, good enough, and always have been.     

It’s a choice, but it can often take time to really believe in yourself if you don’t possess strong self-worth.  

Just by being born, you are worthy. It’s your birthright to feel whatever you desire… love, worth, value, respect, dignity, belonging, and anything else you desire to feel. You are worthy. You’re worth it.  

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