Taylor Elyse Morrison

I'm really good at talking about self-care and personal development. I've been sharing my experience and advice for over 350 episodes of Be School.

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You know what I'm not so good at? Taking my own advice. I often go to my mom when I'm looking for advice. She's developed this infuriating habit of asking me, "What would you tell your Be School listeners?"

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Through that question, she's affirming that I already have access to the answers. She's been doing that since I was a kid. When I was younger and didn't know how to spell a word, my mom would direct me to the dictionary. Now that I've got a little bit more life experience, she points me to the knowledge within.

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Think about the advice that you've recently doled out. How can you act on that advice?

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• You encouraged a co-worker to take the rest they need but are you resting?
• You reminded a friend to set boundaries, but are you maintaining your own?
• You told your loved one to go for it, but are you taking your own best next steps?
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If you're not taking your own advice, ask yourself why that is. Maybe you don't feel like you deserve a break. Maybe you're afraid of what taking your own advice would require.

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You are a kind, intelligent human. You're exceptional, but that doesn't make you the exception to your own advice. Assume that there's a way to apply advice to your situation rather than assuming that your advice to others doesn't apply to you.

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This week, find a way to take your own advice.

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