“Beneath all the chaos, there is a wise, calm, and compassionate you.”
— Richard Schwartz
So often, even in spaces of growth and self-development, we’re encouraged to be more productive, more successful, more healed.
And wanting more — but better — and less of what doesn’t feel good is an incredibly positive thing.
Wanting to feel more aligned in your work or your personal life, wanting to use creativity as a tool for transformation, this is emotional intelligence in action.
But while we’re doing this deeper work, can we also make space for self-compassion?
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