Bullying is bad! Even if the only person you bully is YOU!

Do you demonstrate self-bullying behaviours such as:

  • Self blame
  • Perfectionism
  • Self criticism
  • Self attack

These are just a few examples of the depressed thinking habits that we inflict on ourselves and maintain our self-bullying habits.

I am constantly saddened and shocked at the cruelty people inflict on themselves with their self-talk. Most of us would never say the cruel, nasty, negative, merciless, wounding words to others, that we say to ourselves when we are self-bullying and it has to stop! Recognising your self-bullying pattern and developing the skills to challenge it are crucial for a positive and healthy mindset.

  • Self-bullying: negatively effects our self esteem.
  • Self-bullying: effects the way we see the world and interact with it.
  • Self-bullying: effects how we see an interact with people.
  • Self-bullying: effects us having a happier life.

In a nutshell, nothing good ever comes out of self-bullying, so be honest with yourself; are you a self-bully?


We don’t accept people bullying each other so don’t accept ‘you’ bullying ‘yourself’.

Work towards a positive inner voice and kick that negative one out!

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Written by Kim Rutherford, Executive Life Coach | Therapeutic Coach | Author | Speaker
Liverpool, Merseyside, L1 0AB

Director of Dalton Wise Coaching and Therapy. I am a qualified Coach & Trainer with 20 years experience in corporate business. I provide my national clients with: Life Coaching, Business Coaching, Career Coaching, Hypnotherapy, Leadership Development and Wellness & Wellbeing Consultancy, from my Liverpool City Centre Office.

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