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Celebrating small wins today. Progress, no matter how minor, is still progress. It’s easy to get caught up in the big picture and forget to acknowledge the little steps forward. Take a moment to recognise and celebrate your achievements, no matter how small. #CelebrateSmallWins #PersonalGrowth

Celebrate your successes. It's important to take the time to celebrate your successes, no matter how small they may seem. This will help to boost your self-esteem and confidence.

Celebrating achievements, no matter how small, is a vital aspect of maintaining a positive outlook on life. In this article, we'll delve into the significance of recognizing and reveling in our successes, exploring personal stories, practical strategies, and the science behind celebration.

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Here's your Permission Slip: Celebrate your wins Ok, I know you might be feeling a squirmy ick appear in your body as you read that. Many of us do. "Celebrate my wins, who are you kidding?" We're not here to win. We're here to contribute, make a difference and be of value. Women should be encouraged to recognise and acknowledge what they did and the results they achieved. But we're not. We're told that is what vain or arrogant people do when they boast about their success. "No one likes a showoff!" So, I don't think celebrating our wins is showing off. It means we value ourselves. It means we highlight our skills, attitude and contribution without ego (and thus arrogance). We allow ourselves to be fully seen as our best selves. Our teams, friends and family can celebrate with us as we role-model this behaviour. We permit others to be seen when they share their wins and be fully valued on their terms as we celebrate their wins. I dare you. Pick a win, large or small, and share it with pride. Pick your celebration - chinking of glasses or mugs, a chocolate bar to share or a post or photo on here. Whatever you do, I'm celebrating your courage to show up for yourself and acknowledge your brilliant self and the impact you make this week ahead. #PermissionSlip #WinnerWinner #Celebration #BragBaby

There is always a fine line between bragging and celebrating achievements. While bragging often involves exaggerating accomplishments, celebrating smaller wins is about recognizing and appreciating progress, no matter how minor. People will always have opinions and judgments about how you present your achievements. Some may see it as bragging, while others may view it as a healthy celebration of success. The key is to stay true to yourself and your values. Celebrate your small and big wins with pride. These celebrations are not just for you but also serve as inspiration for others. By openly acknowledging your achievements, you encourage a culture where incremental progress is valued and appreciated. This positive culture can motivate others to recognize and celebrate their own successes, fostering an environment of continuous improvement and support. Remember, no matter what you do, people will judge. So, focus on what makes you happy and fulfilled. Celebrate your journey, encourage others to do the same, and together, create a community that values and uplifts each other’s achievements. #I_had_a_good_summer_break

Celebrate your successes, no matter how small they may seem. •• Every success is a step closer to your ultimate goal. •• Let this guide you throughout this week🙌

🎉✨ Let's Celebrate Our Wins! ✨🎉 Whether they're personal or professional triumphs, every achievement deserves recognition! 🌟 Helping many access justice fuels my daily passion. Share your success stories below and the lessons you've learned along the way! 🙌👇 Let's inspire each other! 💪 #SuccessStories #CelebrateWins

If you're young and on the rise, consider not always announcing your successes immediately. This could create unnecessary pressure to constantly excel, even when it's not healthy for you. Seeking widespread acknowledgment might expose you to situations that could overwhelm you. You can enjoy your victories privately with those who matter most to you. Publicizing your achievements has its upsides and downsides. Celebrate in a way that feels right for you, considering both the advantages and potential pitfalls.

We are generally terrible at celebrating our own wins. Then, we wonder why we burn out and struggle to understand whether we're achieving results. Set a milestone, achieve it, and celebrate it with a reward. Be proud of what you've accomplished, and put in the effort to showcase what you've done. Rinse, repeat, and do it again. I write about it here: https://lnkd.in/eEexqJnA