Who Are you?

It’s a difficult question, but it shouldn’t be.

These three words have significant power on your personality.

Getting older, meeting new people, changing jobs, and trying new things will shape and mold a person. We are evolutionary… we can choose to change or we can stay the same… At the end of the day, it’s the choice that makes us human.

That particular question can affect how we feel about who we are today. If we aren’t where we want to be when that question is asked, we may think we aren’t in control of our lives; maybe even incomplete and searching.

Knowing who you are; means more for you, than to those around you. It’s how we become unique and innovative individuals, or we stay ordinary and conform. The journey of self-discovery is a long and personal one; and one you have to take alone. With that in mind, discovering is just the beginning, and once you know the possibilities you’ll be overwhelmed with where your ambitions will take you.

This reason to discover who you are, is to find awareness of yourself, then adjust your habits and your personal perspective of what you are capable of. Understanding who you are is special and overshadows specific defining characteristics of your physical person. By consistently being yourself, you are defining your future situations, and grounding yourself in positive affirmations.

I’ve conversed with people that are so confident in who they are, they believe it’s an excuse to behave uniquely. Creating the confidence in themselves to be bold and adverse.

I understand the presumption that we are subject to our environment. Our environment is definitely a character development train, but we then have to look into our unique experiences, The experiences and obstacles that shaped us are never the same, and that’s perfectly fine. My hope is for you to not search for answers in the wrong places. Look inside; look at how you behave, where you want to be, and make the conscious choice to do better.

When I discovered the person I am, it changed me. Allowed me the opportunity to achieve what I couldn’t see without knowing who I was. I doubted myself too much; waited for direction and needed guidance. Of course we all should have that… but throwing yourself to the wolves is also another way to learn your limits and define the boundaries of your person…(I suggest finding guidance from someone who took the time to define themselves)

We are all trying to do our best with what we have, some people underestimate the power of personal character and how the outside behavior of others can influence how we behave to the next person. 💕 Our inherent trait as humans is to mimic those we admire.. aim to be the one people choose to follow.

Our goals should be influenced by the people in our lives that have made a positive impact and that we would like to emanate that behavior in future engagements.

Push yourself, break out of your comfort zone and figure out what you want to look back on and be proud of. Don’t hesitate to make a difference when you can. I’ve found when you finally help yourself you start to create an atmosphere that fosters good intentions. From there you have the ability to create income due to your selfless interactions with the people you help.

The simple thank yous‘ and acknowledgement can set you on the right path of personal success to financial success.

Gratitude and appreciation ☺️are stepping stones to let everything go, and get back to basics.

That one question -Who are you?- is usually determined with where you’re at in your life. Are you happy?

I use to allow others to use my time, and I’d be left empty, not by them, but for permitting myself to give without recourse. Putting an end to that doesn’t make you a mean person That makes you a self-sufficient person. Are you passionate about your work? Could tell me what you find enjoyable? That will tell me what kind of person you are.

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Do you know who you are? A question like that can be found and answered in different ways.

Do you understand what has happened to you, and do you want to live this way?

Decisions create our perspective every day.

Are you confident in your actions or do you second guess yourself after?

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