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Don't let the expectations and opinions of other people affect your decisions. It's your life, not theirs. Do what matters most to you; do what makes you feel alive and happy. Don't let the expectations and ideas of others limit who you are. If you let others tell you who you are, you are living their reality -- not yours. There is more to life than pleasing people. There is much more to life than following others' prescribed path. There is so much more to life than what you experience right now. You need to decide who you are for yourself. Become a whole being. Adventure.
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Roy T. Bennett |
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Make a pact with yourself today to not be defined by your past. Sometimes the greatest thing to come out of all your hard work isn't what you get for it, but what you become for it. Shake things up today! Be You...Be Free...Share.
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action
gratitude
motivational
success
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life
inspirational
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authenticity
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Steve Maraboli |
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If you don't know who you truly are, you'll never know what you really want.
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Roy T. Bennett |
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There is nothing more beautiful than seeing a person being themselves. Imagine going through your day being unapologetically you.
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inspirational
being-yourself
authenticity
beautiful
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Steve Maraboli |
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How would your life be different if...You approached all relationships with authenticity and honesty? Let today be the day...You dedicate yourself to building relationships on the solid foundation of truth and authenticity.
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relationships
life
love
truth
inspirational
honestly
authenticity
respect
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Steve Maraboli |
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A lot of the conflict you have in your life exists simply because you're not living in alignment; you're not be being true to yourself.
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self-knowledge
true-to-yourself
happiness
life
inspirational
authenticity
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Steve Maraboli |
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Live authentically. Why would you continue to compromise something that's beautiful to create something that is fake?
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life
inspirational
being-yourself
authenticity
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Steve Maraboli |
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But above all, in order to be, never try to seem.
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be
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Albert Camus |
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"Let's burn our masks at midnight and as flickering flames ascend, under the witness of star-clouds, let us vow to reclaim our true selves. Done with hiding and weary of lying, we'll reconcile without and within. Then, like naked squint-eyed newborns, we'll greet the glorious birth of dawn;
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John Mark Green |
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"How can so many (white, male) writers narratively justify restricting the agency of their female characters on the grounds of sexism = authenticity while simultaneously writing male characters with conveniently modern values? The habit of authors writing Sexism Without Sexists in genre novels is seemingly pathological. Women are stuffed in the fridge under cover of "authenticity" by secondary characters and villains because too many authors flinch from the "authenticity" of sexist male protagonists. Which means the yardstick for "authenticity" in such novels almost always ends up being "how much do the women suffer", instead of - as might also be the case - "how sexist are the heroes".
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Foz Meadows |
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"The sightseers would have been disappointed, as the real thing always makes a poorer show than the fake. ("I'm Dangerous Tonight")"
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authenticity
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Cornell Woolrich |
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Adoption is outside. You act out what it feels like to be the one who doesn't belong. And you act it out by trying to do to others what has been done to you. It is impossible to believe anyone loves you for yourself. I never believed that my parents loved me. I tried to love them but it didn't work. It has taken me a long time to learn how to love - both the giving and the receiving. I have written about love obsessively, forensically, and I know/knew it as the highest value. I loved God of course, in the early days, and God loved me. That was something. And I loved animals and nature. And poetry. People were the problem. How do you love another person? How do you trust another person to love you? I had no idea. I thought that love was loss. Why is the measure of love loss?
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family
love
unconditional-love
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being-yourself
fulfilment
authenticity
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Jeanette Winterson |
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He was driven to use the prerogatives of his profession, to act the parson.
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religiousness
openness
ministry
authenticity
humility
pride
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E.M. Forster |
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It follows from Schopenhauer's analysis that evert genuine work of art must have its origin in direct perception; that is to say it does not originate in concepts, and concepts are not what it communicates. This is what more than anything else differentiates good art from bad, or more accurately authentic from inauthentic art. The latter often originates in a desire on the part of the artist to meet some demand external to himself - to win approval, say, or be in the fashion, or supply a market - or else to put over a message of some sort. Such an artist starts by trying to thin what it would be a good idea to do - in other words, the starting point of the process for him is something that exists in terms of concepts. The inevitable result is dead art, of whatever kind, whether imitative, academic, commercial, didactic or fashion-conscious. It may be successful in its day because it meets the demands of its day, but once that day is over it has no inner life of its own with which to outlive it.
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