Oct 1, 2020
Most of us were raised to be good, believing that this is the loving thing to do and, if we’re good enough, only then will we receive life’s rewards and love in return. Being good looks like denying yourself, shutting down your wants, desires and dreams, suppressing your thoughts, feelings and opinions, and hiding your light. But here’s the truth: Being good perpetuates lack, pain and suffering. It puts you energetically at a low Worthiness Quotient, shutting you down from receiving the things you want. In this conversation, spiritual coach, award-winning author, intuitive healer and former Miss USA, Terri Britt, shares why being good is not only harmful to you, but also to the people you love the most, and why, energetically, loving yourself and living from a high Worthiness Quotient is the most loving thing you’ll ever do. www.terribritt.com