“Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom.”

- Aristotle.

Self-reflection—an easy peasy word to say, hard to understand, messy to remain aware of, and critical to practice.

But the people who use it know that it’s a weapon—a sword for the negative environment, society, people, or anything that limits you from achieving your potential.

That’s the reason successful people use self-reflection as their number one success mantra.Yes. Self-reflection is nothing but a kind of self-affirmative conversation with your emotional being—that doesn’t always remain at its purest form.

You and I and every other person in this world use self-reflection to discover what’s running inside and outside and how they are all connected.

And for me, it’s a power. Positive power through which I change my entire state of mind, an entire way of seeing the world and everything all around.

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Woah! such an empowering and enlightening post this is. I often talk to my self and write/scribble my thoughts as a form of self reflection @Barsha.copywriter 
@ayushibansal2019 Thank you! Talking to yourself and writing your thoughts is really helpful. Glad to hear your views Ayushi☺️
I again, speak to God! I a similar way that you do self reflection. Speak to Him while driving, walking, and working. In the evening and in the morning. Hosea 6:4, my quest is to know God!
@Arukah Tsur That's indeed a great practice. Glad to hear that. ☺️
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Thanks for this nice valuable post with good advice.