Stop attaching your identity to the things you do

Today I'm diving into a topic on "Stop attaching your identity to the things that you do." It's time to break free from the expectations of others. 

Society likes to tell you that you're "just a mom" or "just a wife." You're not encouraged to be independent as a woman, and you tend to attach your identity to the roles you've taken on. But in reality, you choose those roles. You chose to be a mom, wife, and whatever else you've become, but those roles don't define who you are.

It's time to let go of society's BS! 

When you connect our identity to what you do, it becomes challenging to prioritize self-care. you start neglecting yourself, thinking that you must put others first because you're mom or a wife.

We are taught to believe that it's either one extreme or the other, and being a  mom is often known as being chaotic or unfulfilling.

There is an in-between that we can embrace.

When you don't anchor yourselves to your roles, it's easier to transition to something new when there's opportunity. Letting go of an identity that no longer serves us is still challenging, but it becomes less daunting. 

You get to choose to have a relationship with yourself so that you don't get lost once they leave the house. 

So, remember, you're not just a mom or a wife. You're YOU, and you are worthy of being supported, pursuing your dreams, and taking care of yourself.

 

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