Opinions, how much to you let others hurt you?

Thought for this month

“Everyone is allowed to have their opinion, it is only that, THEIR opinion, not yours, not truth, just their opinion.

So, when we truly understand this, we can then choose to not allow others’ opinions to hurt us, affect us, or even make it our opinion.

What can you now choose to let go of that has previously impacted you?”

Please note I have set the practices for 5 minute to avoid rumination and to help cultivate noticing and letting go

Practice 1 for 5 minutes

sit quietly, reflect over your day,

are there any recent moments where someone’s opinions have affected you,

identify and label the emotion that came up, write it down

identify and label how you reacted, write it down, do not ruminate

breathe, inhale 4 counts, exhale 5 counts for 2 minutes

then let it go

Practice 2 Daily in the moment

Do this daily so you can use the skill, in the moment of any situation to help you.

Remember this is a practice, and one we will need to use many times a day, forever!

Deeper practice

Practice 3 for 5-minute, past hurts

As above, but how can you use this practice to let go of something from the past that you have been affected by and still are

(As far back as you feel ready to go)

If you need help with this, or anything along finding more peace in your life and finding resilience, coping strategies etc,

then please book a coaching session or course (see shop) with myself. I would love to help you.

Thank you, I would love to hear how you get on

With love

Sue xx

Sue Dawson

About Sue Dawson

Founder of Sense Greater Peace, Sue Dawson embodies over 30 years of dedicated practice in nurturing embodied movement, energy practices, and soulful inquiry. Drawing on extensive experience in yoga, Pilates, sound healing, and kinesiology—alongside a heartfelt passion for Eastern practices—Sue creates pathways that nurturer inner clarity and resilient well-being.

Her work honours both personal insight and collective connection. In each class, retreat, and one-to-one session, she gently weaves together practices that support the inner landscape, nurture shared wisdom, and invite practical tools for daily life.

Situated in Woolacombe, North Devon, her upcoming studio, Sense Greater Peace Shala, is envisioned as a sanctuary where personal growth and community support come together.

Sue is committed to empowering every individual on a journey toward authentic self-discovery, inviting a balanced engagement with both inner awareness and external possibilities.

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