“I choose me”… How three simple words changed my perspective on life, love, and everything in between

In the whirlwind tapestry of 90s television, Kelly Taylor of Beverly Hills, 90210, voiced a declaration that became the anthem of my formative years: “I choose me.” These words were not just a fleeting moment in a drama series, but a powerful proclamation that I adopted as my own compass.

Torn between two loves, Kelly made the only decision she could. She chose herself!

For years, Kelly found herself caught in a turbulent love triangle, torn between two best friends, Brandon and Dylan. Their fierce contention for her heart mirrored the external pressures many of us face in real life. While the easiest route might have been to select one over the other, Kelly took a bold step. She chose herself, championing personal growth and well-being over societal expectations.

This is an enlightenment so many of us yearn for. All too often, we sideline our needs, drowning in attempts to fit in, woo love interests, or seek external validation. Instead, imagine what could be achieved if we redirected that energy toward nurturing our inner selves.

The transformation begins by recognizing your worth. Understand that you deserve joy, love, and every remarkable thing life has to offer. Vocalize these affirmations, and soon they will solidify, bestowing self-assurance and validation.

Having friends to share the good and the bad helps make the journey worthwhile.

In this journey of self-love, don’t forget to surround yourself with your tribe – those genuine friends and loved ones who champion your dreams, share your highs and lows, and constantly remind you of the magic within you.

But self-love isn’t just about self-affirmation. It’s also about introspection. Dive deep into your soul, and identify your true aspirations – whether they pertain to love, personal growth, or a unique passion. Aligning with your desires is the blueprint to making them a reality.

Granted, prioritizing oneself isn’t a cakewalk. Years of conditioning have made us habitual caregivers, often placing ourselves last in line. But if Kelly’s mantra resonates with anything, it’s the profound act of choosing oneself. “I choose me” isn’t merely a catchphrase. It’s a revolution, a movement toward authentic happiness.

Because, at the end of the day, choosing yourself is the inaugural step in a journey of boundless joy. You, above all, are worth that happiness.

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