Love Yourself Like Your Life Depends on It: The positive self-help phenomenon

by Kamal Ravikant

If I loved myself truly and deeply, with all my heart, wanting only the very best for myself, wanting and deserving a magical and beautiful life, would I do this?

The key, at least for me, has been to let go. Let go of the ego, let go of attachments, let go of who I think I should be, who others think I should be. And as I do that, the real me emerges, far far better than the Kamal I projected to the world. There is a strength in this vulnerability that cannot be described, only experienced.

“If you want to see anyone’s philosophy,” he says, “look at their life. We are all living our philosophy. Our life is the result.”