Every summer season I face the scary challenge of putting on a bikini. It's a combination of both an act of courage for daring to get into those tiny pieces and an act of fear for not being brave enough to look in the mirror. Always, secretly praying I don't run into someone so they don't see me in my swimwear.

It's funny how many clothes we have in our wardrobe and how much time we spend in the mornings deciding what to wear, yet we don't stop and think how much they can help us thrive.

Have you ever bought a piece of clothing that you truly loved but you've never worn because of what others might say? Or maybe because, you think it'd make you feel so out of your comfort zone that you’d be looking for approval from others?

Have you ever felt obligated to work in front of your computer with zero motivation? 

If you go shopping or browse fashion magazines, I bet you’ve had any of these thoughts at least once:

"Oh, I can’t wear those jeans, I’m too fat."
"Darn, I wish I could wear shorts, I can’t show these legs."
"I can’t wear sexy dresses; I’m too flat."

What if I tell you this one trick I'm about to share will stop you from looking at pictures of the past and tell yourself: "How silly was I back then for not appreciating how great I looked!?" "I wish I had realized how beautiful I was and owned it!" Well, it's never too late to change your mindset, how about right now!?