Love Yourself is not selfish Its Self-Obsession and Life Tramsforming.

 Discover the psychology behind self-obsession, loving yourself, and how to transform your life by implementing specific patterns and mastering yourself by using different techniques, and develop self-confidence.

Did you know the word self-obsessed has been used as an insult?

People often use it to discourage you, making you feel guilty for prioritizing yourself or saying that you’re selfish for occupying space.

But self-obsession is not selfishness. It’s a self-mastery. It’s self-protection. And it can become your superpower if you know how to balance it.

This is my journey from a shy, people-pleasing girl to a self-assured, confident woman who built fixed self-esteem and learned the art of choosing herself.

 Why is it not selfish?

Psychologists call it self-focus: paying conscious attention to your own thoughts, feelings, and goals. In coolness, it’s linked to self-awareness, better decision-making, and flexibility.

But when self-focus becomes extreme, it tips into narcissism, where empathy shrinks, relationships suffer, and reality gets distorted.
The goal is not to become a narcissist. The goal is to rewire your brain to prioritize yourself without losing compassion.

Why? Research in neuroplasticity shows that your brain can literally be reshaped by daily practices like affirmations, boundary-setting, and self-reflection. This changes your inner idea:

“I am not enough” to “I am more than enough.”

Techniques to Rewire Your Brain:

Many people who call you selfish for putting yourself first are actually gaining from you, not reaching your full potential. They don’t want to adjust to your boundaries.

True self-obsession isn’t about disregarding others. It’s about:

  • Understanding your own needs
  • Releasing outdated habits
  • Showing up as your best self in relationships
  • Building confidence and mental clarity

As Dr. Kristin Neff (the pioneer of self-compassion research) says,

     “We can’t give compassion to others if we don’t give it to ourselves first.”

“Have you ever been called selfish for putting yourself first? Share your story in the comments. I had love to hear it.”

 

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