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You have developed careful self-awareness, fully understanding your strengths and weaknesses, your emotions, aspirations and thoughts. Whether it is your taste in clothing, your tendency to withdraw during conflicts, or your understanding of your feelings at different times. Even if there are internal conflicts, such as those times when you want to flee and still give a speech at the same time, stay aware of yourself. You also have the courage to face your less flattering traits, such as a tendency to have a temper.
You have the gift of looking at information about yourself in a frank and honest way, without taking it out of context, pushing it aside or magnifying it. This means being able to embrace criticism as an opportunity for growth rather than repelling it, and having the courage to face the pain of rejection rather than pretending it doesn’t affect you.
Your values, needs and preferences are rooted in your life and shine through in everything you do. This is the essence of “being yourself. For this expression of authenticity, you need the two previous skills: awareness of yourself and honest self-evaluation. This unique combination allows you to stay true to yourself, cherish your individuality and confidently display your individuality. It is celebrating your authentic self in its purest form.
Authenticity in your relationships means being willing to show your true self to others. This involves sharing your inner feelings, needs and thoughts with courage and openness. Even if that means standing out from the rest, daring to be who you really are. This process can be challenging, but it is an essential step toward personal growth. By showing yourself, you create deep, authentic relationships and live a life that is truly a reflection of yourself. It is your way of saying, “This is me, in my purest, most sincere form.”