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The Longer You Resist Changing It, the More You’ll Convince Yourself You Want It
Identity is formed through repetition; the longer you participate in something, the more you’ll see it as who you are. There are probably certain things in your life that you can consciously understand are not what you want, yet you continu...
If You Have to Be Someone Other Than Yourself to Get It, Then You Won’t Be Able to Sustain It
Working against your authenticity looks like trying to be someone other than who you are, not from a conscious place of choice and expansion, but from insecurity and lack.
The intention of authenticity is sustainability. Who you choose to...
You’re Self-Sabotaging Because You’re Confusing Obsession for Devotion
Devotion is a practice; obsession is an experience. Obsession happens to you, but you choose devotion.
When it comes to following through on your goals and intentions, what might be standing in your way is a misinterpretation of what’s req...
You Resist Making a Decision Because You Fear the Identity That Comes With It
You don’t want to experience the discomfort that comes with embodying a new, more aligned version of yourself, so you avoid the opportunities to make a decision that would lead you to it.
I recently wrote an essay about how making a decisi...
The Best You Isn’t the Perfect You
The best you is the you that is honed through recognition of your innate characteristics and differentiation between the ones that serve your ultimate alignment and the ones that don’t.
Self-improvement isn’t synonymous with perfection. Th...
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