“Unraveling Resilience: 10 Surprising Traits You Never Knew Were Shaped by a Chaotic Childhood”
This self-doubt isn’t about being humble, it’s more about feeling inadequate or fearing that you won’t measure up. It’s a hard pill to swallow and an even harder one to shed.
The key is to recognize this self-doubt for what it is – a product of past experiences, not a reflection of your worth or capabilities. It takes courage and self-compassion, but overcoming self-doubt can pave the way for personal growth and authentic living.
9) A unique perspective on happiness
Here’s something you might not expect: people who’ve experienced instability often have a unique perspective on happiness. When you’ve grown up without much stability, you learn early on that happiness doesn’t always come from external circumstances.
