The Nice Version of You vs The Best Version of You

The best version of you: the version of you that adds most value to yourself, to people around you, and to the world, isn’t necessarily the nicest version of you.

Look, growing up we were all taught to be nice, myself included.

Sometimes the need to be nice has been ingrained so deeply within us that we lose track of all the other parts of us.

Yes… all the other parts of us.

We all have many different personalities within us, and that’s absolutely normal.

(That’s the reason why sometimes we have internal conflict… Right? When one part of us wants something another part of us doesn’t.)

There’s an angel inside, as well as a devil.

There’s an organised person, and there’s a messy person inside of you.

Well, guess what?

There’s a bitch inside of you too, and there’s nothing wrong with that.

In fact, the more you hide the bitch inside, the more it will one day come out in a very pathological way.

Don’t get me wrong, it’s not that I don’t want you to be nice… it’s that I want you to know that you are so much MORE than just a nice person.

Being nice has it’s value in certain contexts. But it’s certainly not every context.

To be truly valuable, you would have to tap into all the different parts of you.

And yes, sometimes being a bitch adds value too.

(How? How could being a bitch add value? I’ll leave this one for you to figure out!)

You see, there’s a huge difference between focusing on being nice, and adding value.

Being nice is for yourself.

It’s to keep your image as that nice person, which is essentially for you.

Adding value to other people on the other hand, is inherently for others.

You’re thinking of them and what they would possibly need.

Sometimes being nice can add value, sometimes it doesn’t.

CLICK HERE to LEARN the One Specific Emotional Trigger Within Every Masculine Man That Inspires Him to Want to Take Care of You, Worship You and Deeply Commit to You.

But if you want to live your life as a high value woman, you need to learn to add value to those around you.

And in order to do that, you’d need to tap into different parts of yourself.

Because value to him, may not be value to them, may not be value to those over there.

So to add value to different people, you would need to understand what is value to them and what part of you can deliver that value.

Perhaps this shall be the start of you exploring all the different parts of you.

The parts of you that you have neglected.

The parts of you that you have forgotten about.

The parts of you you’ve pushed down for so many years.

The parts of you that you feel shameful about.

The good news is… all the answers are inside of you right now.

What are you waiting for?

D. Shen Commitment Triggers

P.S. If you liked this article, CLICK HERE to check out my full article archives! Or you may greatly benefit from one of our highly popular paid programs, CLICK HERE to see what we offer right now.

If you want to be supported by a warm community of high value feminine women, then join our Facebook Group. (It’s free and so incredibly valuable!) CLICK HERE TO join thousands of other women in our “High Value Feminine Women” Community.

By the way, while you’re at it, connect with me on social media.

5 1 vote
Article Rating

high value women group

Subscribe
Notify of
guest

3 Comments
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
Marsha
Marsha

My Mom taught me that there is nothing wrong with being a bitch when necessary. She always used to say bitch stands for , “Boys, I’m taking control here”

Holly
Holly

Love this!! ?… valuing your guidance here, as always, D.Shen.

ShenWade, rocks ??

Fazeela
Fazeela

I am a nice person but sometimes people take advantage
How can I be nice and let people know that I will not tolerate disrespect. I am nice to others and I deserve to be treated the same way
So if you see someone actions and you feel that they don’t appreciate you and treat you well
I have to let them go from my life right?

Send this to a friend