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Writer's pictureMaria A. Cephas

I am my own best cheerleader.

Updated: Jun 4




I root for myself in all situations. I offer myself praise, and appreciate the compliments I give myself. I choose words that motivate me.


I offer myself guidance. My advice is specific and practical. At a networking event, I remind myself that I am friendly and knowledgeable. I focus on smiling and staying updated on the latest industry news. It becomes easier to start conversations with strangers and join in their discussions.


I offer myself affirmation. I notice when I am getting closer to achieving my goals or making strive to create a better me. I celebrate the positive changes I make.


The little things in life are rewarding. I watch a funny movie. Laughter dissolves stress and cheers me up. I prepare my favorite foods. Indulging in a cup of hot tea or a good salad to help restore my energy.


I sing songs that I love, in times it reminds me that I am love and lovable.


I spend time with family and friends virtually. They share my victories and setbacks. They support me in everything I do.


I love doing things to lift my spirits. I listen to stimulating music. Housework becomes less tedious when my favorite songs are playing. I strive to exercise regularly. Physical activity fights depression. I head outdoors to surround myself with nature and to do grounding work when I feel off balanced or disconnected. The beach, flowing water and green fields invigorate me.


Today, I give myself a pat on the back. When I cheer for myself, I am reminded that someone is in my corner. I remember my purpose in life and make positive decisions that support me.


Self-Reflection Questions:


1. How do I know when I need a pep talk?

2. What is one inspiring thing I could say to myself each morning?

3. Why is it important for me to be kind to myself?



Maria A Cephas, CPC

The Heart of MAC, LLC



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