It is up to me to learn to enjoy my own company. I am the only person I am going to spend every moment of every day with each day. I shall start each day by admiring myself in the mirror. I say to my reflection “Thank you for getting a good rest last night, I look pretty good this morning!” As I am brushing my teeth I think about how I am proud of myself for going for a long walk in the forest yesterday by myself! As I walked the tree-lined path I smelled the cedar, pine and fir trees surrounding me and I felt at home in my own skin.
I am enough. I Am enough! I Am Enough! Resonated through me I felt if the trees, bugs and animals on planet Earth are important so am I. For me to draw to myself people who care for and respect me. I must care for and respect myself. The best way the self-help books say to respect me is to listen to my wise intuitive heart. When my heart feels warm, confident and relaxed I am acting in ways where I am respecting myself. I am the only person who can give me worth.
I praise myself every time I get anything accomplished. I jump for joy after I clean the house! I tell my trusted friend how I released my fears and sent in my resume for a new job. I felt proud of ME.
Each time I set a goal and accomplish said goal my confidence and trust in myself soar. I feel connected to my heart and source energy when focused on what is possible for me to accomplish.
It is easier to enjoy being alone when my mind is filled with all I am doing. My plans for the day keep me paying attention to all I can contribute to the world and I forget about my earthly woes. The more I give the better I feel, the better I feel the more it is possible for me to express joy and infect with entire planet with self-worth.
As long as I am exuding joy I feel connected to every heart that beats on planet earth.
I am a cherished child of Universal Love and Universal Love is thrilled I am learning to enjoy myself.
Here is a link to an article about learning to Love Yourself and your alone time. :~) https://www.wikihow.com/Enjoy-Being-Alone