May 21, 2019
A game of thrones
Positivity will never rule your kingdom when negativity is sitting on the throne.
A game of thrones was originally published on Lessons Learned from The Path Less Traveled
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A game of thrones
Positivity will never rule your kingdom when negativity is sitting on the throne.
A game of thrones was originally published on Lessons Learned from The Path Less Traveled
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We never learn what hidden gems lay along the paths we fear to take.
We never learn what hidden gems lay along the paths we fear — or are too lazy — to take.
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We never learn what hidden gems lay along the paths we fear to take. was originally published on Zerosophy
The courage to be yourself
You can’t be yourself when your personal identity is directly linked to what others think or say about you. Good or bad.
Every single person on the planet is a work-in-progress.
When you truly know who you are — and who you are in the process of becoming — you will no longer live in fear of what people say or think about you.
And that is a powerful place to be.
Those you attract into your life will know the true you, not some distorted or diluted version of yourself that you present to others in order to maintain one’s friendship or approval.
No, not everyone will like you (whether you try to please everyone or not), but those who do will like and respect you for who you truly are.
Be a good person — as you are and in your own way — and you will attract more of those types of people into your life.
Because in a world of media manipulated trends, spin, fake news, and superficial celebrities, authentic, genuine, and confident people are much rarer than they should be.
So step it up, if you haven’t.
And keep it up if you have.
We need you.
“When you are brave enough to be yourself, you give others permission to do the same.”
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To be yourself. It isn’t easy.
Who we are today
We are surrounded
Offsite: When you are brave enough to be yourself…
Offsite: To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else
The courage to be yourself was originally published on Zerosophy
Positive reinforcement
“You have such a great attitude.” “I love how you handle life.” “I really respect how you deal with things.” “I admire your tenacity.”
All great ways to let people know they’re doing well in your eyes.
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Go ahead, make someone’s day…
Positive reinforcement was originally published on Zerosophy
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You got this.
Hey. You got this. It’s all you today.
Go get it. It’s yours.
[Oh, you know you got it? Awesome. Go encourage someone who isn’t so sure!]
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Be awesome. Make someone smile today.
Everyone deserves someone who makes them look forward to tomorrow
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You got this. was originally published on Zerosophy
Every time you change something unique about yourself...
Excerpt from: The unique you is beautiful
Every time you change something unique about yourself in order to be just like someone else, a piece of the best part of you dies.
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To be yourself, it isn’t easy
I’d rather be interesting than normal.
Offsite: If you are always trying to be normal you will never know how amazing you can be.
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Every time you change something unique about yourself… was originally published on Zerosophy
Resistance isn't futile
All one has to do is open a magazine, turn on the TV, or browse the Internet to see that we’re constantly bombarded with marketing that tells us we need to have, or wear, or drink, or be something in order to fit in.
The message is repeated so much and so often that some people actually believe it. And not only do they believe it, they use it as a guide to judge others.
It should be obvious that the kind of car someone drives to get from point A to point B is a ridiculous thing to judge someone for. But many are guilty of doing so.
But that’s not all.
You’ve got to wear the right clothes, go to the right school, root for the right sports team, drink the right liquids, listen to the right music, play the right games, make a certain amount of money, and watch the right TV shows.
If you don’t, then you are somehow deemed to be lacking in some way. People fear being mocked or ridiculed, so they fall in line. They buy THE right brand — or follow the crowd.
A crowd of people who now constantly compare themselves to others to make sure they “fit in” and judge those who don’t meet their expectations of what they need to have, or be, or do to be accepted.
What’s the point of fitting in if it means by doing so, you become someone who judges those who don’t do, say, have, or like all the same things you do?
Is that a healthy way to look at the world?
Life is hard enough without people advocating an “us vs them” lifestyle.
“I could never see myself being friends with someone who roots for [national sports team].”
Wow.
Do you actually believe the world would be a better place if we all bought or liked or supported the same things?
I hope not.
If a person is a good person, contributes to society when and where they can, and is a positive force in the world, absolutely none of this superficial stuff matters.
“Dude, come on. That’s a girly drink.”
You don’t want to be someone’s friend because they like something you don’t?
“OMG. Look at their hair.”
You think someone is “weird” because they have a strong enough sense of self that it allows them to express who they are in a way that isn’t the same as everyone else?
“What a bunch of geeks.”
You think something people like is weird because you can’t be bothered to find why some people find it so appealing?
You think anyone who has a different view or opinion is the enemy?
I’m just asking questions.
I’d like to believe we live in a world where people are actually far more tolerant, open-minded, and accepting than they sometimes appear to be.
Especially on social media.
Other people, especially those who don’t see the world in the same way that we do, have a tremendous amount to teach us if we can just keep our minds open long enough to learn it.
“If we learn to open our hearts, anyone, including the people who drive us crazy, can be our teacher.” — Pema Chodron
It’s not about being perfect. It’s about making progress.
Remember, how we judge others is how we judge ourselves.
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If it doesn’t challenge you, it doesn’t change you.
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Resistance isn’t futile was originally published on Zerosophy