A common mistake many authors make while writing imperative sentences is using “myself”. The subject in imperative sentences is an inferred “you”. This implies that the verb can be combined with “yourselves” or “yourself”.
Example:
Please share the chocolates among yourselves, kid.
Take care of yourself, young man.
An imperative verb cannot be paired with emphatic or reflexive pronouns like “myself,” “ourselves,” “himself,” or “herself.”
Example:
Wrong: Please call your team leader or myself to report any issues.
Right: Please call your team leader or me to report any issues.