It’s a natural tendency to focus on what we lack: money, time off, rest, a little luxury, good food, or perhaps even a better job, and a more supportive environment. While this is true, we can also examine what we have now, how we came to have them, and why we continue to experience lack.
Our external measures of personal worth (possessions, jobs, titles, money) may not accurately reflect the real worth of our talents, efforts, and intentions. It does not help to compare ourselves with others. What feels inadequate for us may seem like an extravagance to others, and vice versa.
If you feel that there is something that you lack, and you’re currently stuck in that feeling, try shifting your energy by shifting your focus. Give thanks for all that you have, including the traits in yourself that helped you get where you are. Focus on those traits, your personal gifts. Acknowledge your patience, your perseverance, your sense of responsibility, your appreciation for quality, etc. In doing so, you will have new appreciation and awareness of yourself and what you bring into the world.
If you still desire more, you may realize that you may need to expand or change your routines and/or your investment in the necessary resources, before you can obtain whatever still eludes you. Realize that you are inherently worthy and that you are still learning to manifest your desires. We learn best from experience.

Affirmation: I am worthy, and I am capable of manifesting my desires.