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Self-Care and Retroactive Jealousy: This Helps [VIDEO]

In today’s video, I discuss self-care and retroactive jealousy in relationships.

Read or watch below to learn strategies for managing self-care and retroactive jealousy in a healthy way.

That’s exactly how I think about self-care.

So, just to share a personal example—I’m a coach, and I spend a big part of my week coaching.

I’ll actually be coaching again shortly after recording this video.

It takes a lot of my time and energy, and I know I won’t be as effective in that role if I don’t take care of myself and, honestly, allow myself to be a little selfish sometimes.

In other words, if I’m not taking time to do things that are just for me—for Zach—things that make me feel whole, re-energized, and inspired, I start to feel off.

And the same goes for you.

If you have people in your life who love you, who need your energy and attention, make sure you’re taking time to be a little selfish sometimes.

Taking the time and space you need to feel re-energized and inspired is so important.

If you’d like more information about my work, or you’d like to work with me one on one, please visit this page.

Zachary Stockill

About The Author

Hi! I'm a Canadian author, coach, and the founder of RetroactiveJealousy.com. Since 2013, my work has been featured in BBC News, BBC Radio 4, HuffPost, and many other publications.

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