Appreciate Your Achievements

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Appreciate - a verb meaning "to recognize the full worth of."

Also from the Merriam-Webster online dictionary:

to grasp the nature, worth, quality, or significance of

Do you appreciate your achievements? I don't mean brushing them off as if they are nothing significant - no - I'm talking about genuinely and intentionally appreciating your achievements. If you don't celebrate your victories, quite often no one else will...

If you've heard time and again that you shouldn't "blow your own horn" too loudly, or "think too much of yourself," then you've been set up to discount your accomplishments and in the process, damage your self-esteem and self-confidence.

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About the Author Dianne Daniels

Born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and now residing in Norwich, Connecticut, Rev. Dianne M. Daniels is passionate about empowering women 35+ to discover their dynamic, inspiring, vibrant, and authentic selves and embrace their unique journeys. Through journaling, affirmations, and spiritual exploration, Dianne helps individuals deepen their self-knowledge, amplify confidence, and transform their lives with intentional purpose.

An ordained Unitarian Universalist Minister with a Master of Divinity from Starr King School for the Ministry, Dianne blends her ministry with her love for personal growth and creative expression. She believes in the transformative power of connection, interdependence, and spirituality to inspire positive change.

Dianne is an avid reader and a lover of historic homes (she renovated an 1850s Greek Revival home with her family). She has been journaling since the age of 9. She invites others to build lives of meaning, joy, and intentional action through her work.