You always pick the wrong guy.
No matter what you do, it’s not good enough.
You never seem to have enough money.
You have an amazing family and you still feel lonely.
Just when things are starting to go well, you find a way to sabotage it.
Do any of those scenarios sound like you?
I’d bet that this or something similar is going on in your life.
Why?
Because your mother is a product of her life experiences as well as her mother’s emotional foundation and the same holds true for you.
The thing is, from the time she’s born, a daughter is always trying to win her mother’s love and attention.
As a matter of fact, you’d be surprised at how much we do as women because we’re trying to help our mothers, heal our mothers or get them to love us.
That includes picking the wrong man, making sure you never fully step into your genius, not being true to yourself and creating ways to fail…and that’s just the beginning.
Mother wounds are created at a young age for a variety of reasons and because they happen at a time when you’re not emotionally mature beliefs like “I’m responsible for my mother’s happiness” or “responsible for my mother’s pain” kick in. It doesn’t make sense, I know. 
It doesn’t make sense, I know. But how many times does a kid decide that her parent’s divorce is a result of her doing something wrong? That doesn’t make sense either…again, emotional immaturity.
And, all these decisions you made as a kid affect you for the rest of your life.
If you want to know where your mother wounding is affecting you in your life, grab your journal and answer this question:
“What did I need from my mother that I did not get? ”
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Much love and abundant blessings,
