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Have you ever felt like you're just a blip on the radar of other people's lives? Like you're just a minor character in their story, but not even the star of your own? I have. And it's a tough pill to swallow.

But here's the thing: no one gives a shit about you. At least, not as much as you think they should. And that's a hard truth to accept.

Why do we wait for others to care?

Why do we sit around waiting for others to notice us, to validate us, to make us feel seen and heard? Is it because we're afraid of being alone with our own thoughts? Because we don't know how to be our own best friend?

The myth of external validation

We've been sold a lie: that our worth is tied to how much others care about us. But what happens when that validation doesn't come? Do we crumble? Lose our sense of purpose?

The power of self-ownership

What if, instead of waiting for others to care, we took ownership of our own lives? What if we learned to give a shit about ourselves, to prioritize our own needs, and to celebrate our own successes?

A call to self-love

It's time to stop waiting for others to give a shit. It's time to start giving a shit about ourselves. Let's take back control of our lives, our happiness, and our worth. Let's learn to love ourselves, deeply and unapologetically.

So, I ask you:

What would happen if you started giving a shit about yourself? What would happen if you took ownership of your life, your happiness, and your worth?

Let's find out. Together.

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