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Calm it Down

Calm it Down Podcast: Morning Affirmations - The Gentleness You Give Everyone Else

Calm it Down

Chad Lawson

Health & Fitness, Mental Health

4.8895 Ratings

🗓️ 16 March 2026

⏱️ 3 minutes

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Summary

For when you're infinitely gentle with others but brutal with yourself.

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0:00.0

Good morning. Today's opening reflection is this. Breathing in, I notice my double standard.

0:10.9

Breathing out, I turn tenderness toward myself. I deserve the softness. I give others. It's true.

0:22.6

Let me ask, why is it just easier to be gentle with literally anyone else than yourself?

0:31.6

Your friend makes a mistake.

0:33.6

You're all compassion.

0:36.6

You make the same mistake. You're brutal.

0:39.3

Someone else struggles your understanding.

0:42.3

You struggle.

0:44.3

You're weak.

0:46.3

You extend grace to everyone except the person in the mirror.

0:51.3

What would it take to include yourself in a circle of compassion?

0:59.0

Hmm. Well, throughout your day, ask yourself this. What would I say to a friend in this situation

1:09.0

that I'm not seeing to myself.

1:13.6

And with that, today's mantra is this.

1:17.6

I can be as kind to myself as I am to others.

1:23.6

And yes, you can.

1:31.3

Breathing in, I notice my double standard. Breathing out, I turn tenderness toward myself.

1:36.3

I deserve the softness I give others.

1:41.3

So today, let this be enough to begin. One breath, one step, one morning at a time.

1:51.0

Have a most wonderful day.

1:56.0

Hey, by the way, if you're into these morning information, guess what?

2:04.0

You can get one every weekday.

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