TRUE or FALSE: I tend to feel guilty after advocating or speaking up for myself.
Learning how to advocate for ourselves can take patience, time, practice, and consistent effort. For me, it’s taken years of therapy to feel confident enough in my voice and self-awareness to know when and how to speak up. It’s still really challenging at times depending on the situation, and I do still feel guilty more often than not — but I’m better than I was five years ago, and I’m proud of that progress! 🥳
What’s your experience with self-advocacy? How does speaking up for yourself make you feel?
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