I am a woman of substance, and my worth is not determined by external validation
As a woman, it can be easy to fall into the trap of seeking external validation to determine our worth. We may look to others for approval, recognition, or praise, believing that these things will make us feel more valuable or important. However, the truth is that our worth is not determined by what others think of us. We are women of substance, and our value comes from within.
When we rely on external validation, we give away our power. We allow others to dictate how we feel about ourselves, and we become dependent on their opinions to feel good. This can be a dangerous cycle, as we may find ourselves constantly seeking approval and never feeling truly satisfied.
But when we affirm that our worth is not determined by external validation, we take back our power. We recognize that we are valuable simply because we exist, and that our worth is not contingent on what others think of us. We become more self-reliant and self-assured, and we are able to make decisions based on our own values and beliefs.
As a woman of substance, you have unique talents, skills, and qualities that make you who you are. You are not defined by your job, your relationships, or your appearance. You are a complex and multifaceted individual, and your worth cannot be reduced to a single label or category.
When you affirm that your worth is not determined by external validation, you free yourself from the need to please others. You can focus on your own goals and aspirations, and you can pursue your passions without fear of judgment or criticism. You become more resilient and confident, and you are able to weather the ups and downs of life with grace and dignity.
So remember: you are a woman of substance, and your worth is not determined by external validation. You are valuable simply because you exist, and you have the power to create a life that is fulfilling and meaningful. Affirm this truth to yourself every day, and watch as your confidence and self-esteem soar.
