Taking Accountability and Letting Go of Victimhood

Journeys Through Change- Inspiration for Women to Create a Life they Love

Today’s topic is something I think we can all relate to (whether we want to or not), and that is taking accountability in our own lives. It's often something that becomes more apparent with time because as we get older, we begin to see more clearly how everything is connected and how our decisions create our outcomes. As we mature, it becomes easier to accept that we have a greater hand to play in shaping our lives than we ever felt we did when we were younger. But let's face it: it takes a certain level of maturity to put down our defenses and actually own what's happening in our lives and take on the responsibility of where we find ourselves today. This week on Journeys Through Change, I’m talking about taking accountability and letting go of victimhood.

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In this episode, I discuss:

• How playing the victim can keep you stuck, and why shifting away from this mindset is crucial for growth.
• The empowering realization that if you created your current situation, you also have the power to change it.
• Practical steps to begin taking accountability in your life.

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