How to stop the emptiness and create a positive a fulfilling life.

<p>In this episode, we talk about breaking the shackles of negative energy, people-pleasing, and the draining habit of prioritizing others over yourself. </p> <p>The perspective I&#39;m about to share is incredibly liberating. It&#39;s a simple yet profound truth: &quot;I do not need to be liked by you; I only need to be liked by me.&quot; When we become people-pleasers, we often think we&#39;re serving others, but the reality is different. Our interactions become about fulfilling our need for approval from others.</p> <p>When you operate solely from the standpoint of self-approval, following your heart&#39;s guidance, you tap into your true energy source. On the other hand, people-pleasing disconnects you from yourself. You become a chameleon, constantly adapting to meet others&#39; expectations, predicting what they want to hear, and strategizing to fit in. In this process, your connection to your energy weakens.</p> <p>You end up operating at various frequencies dictated by others, and soon, you feel empty. People-pleasing itself isn&#39;t the issue; it&#39;s about how you&#39;re sourcing your energy. If you genuinely want to serve others or be a people-pleaser in spreading positivity, that&#39;s admirable. However, the need for acknowledgment and connection must primarily come from within.</p> <p>When you&#39;re connected to yourself, fulfilling your inner guidance, and living authentically, you tap into your true source of energy and purpose. It may not be easy to make this shift, but it&#39;s simple to start by asking yourself a critical question: &quot;Do I thrive on the approval of others, or do I thrive on self-approval?&quot;</p> <p>If your answer isn&#39;t &quot;I thrive on self-approval,&quot; you&#39;re operating at an empty level. You&#39;ll struggle to fulfill your visions and enjoy life to the fullest. Within you, there&#39;s a guidance system urging you to heal and grow, offering your unique gifts to the world. But metaphorically speaking, this can&#39;t happen if you&#39;re constantly cooking up