2026-07-01
8 分钟If your best friend came to you and said, I am such an idiot.
I cannot believe I made this mistake again.
I am a failure.
What would you say to them?
You would not agree.
You would soften towards them and you would say, that is not true.
You are doing the best you can.
And I'm proud of you for trying.
Now, I want you to think about the last time you were struggling.
What did you say to yourself?
My guess is it sounded nothing like what you would say to your best friend or to a loved one.
Here is what research tells us about this gap.
The way you talk to yourself about your struggles is what is making your anxiety worse.
Self-compassion is not just a nice idea.
It's one of the core components of lasting, consistent recovery.
And today I'm going to show you exactly how to practice it.
This guided loving kindness exercise is specifically designed for us anxious folks.
My love, I know how hard you are trying and you deserve.
To have yourself on your own side.
So let's do this together.