I just needed a quick ramble before passing out - drunk and at 6.15am - in my very comfortable and supportive new mattress.
My ramble concerns 'selling yourself short'. What I learned was the following:
Selling yourself short is like that tequila shot you have at the end of a night of partying. You know you could easily have it. You also know it's a bad idea, but you do it anyway because you are completely blinded to how silly it is because of everything that is going on around you. It also is the main cause behind feeling so awful the next morning. NOTE: This analogy is strictly about women.
Sidebar: That analogy would've made sense to you too if you were as drunk as I currently am. Don't judge me. I see that look on your face.
Returning to my original point about selling yourself short and it's close family resemblance to tequila...
I think the point that I've been trying to get across is that selling yourself short is essentially showing no confidence, faith or appreciation for your own talents and abilities. And if YOU can't see the good in yourself, how can you expect others to...?
