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…there is always a gap between the self we think we present and the way others see us.
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If you know your own personal values and generally live by them, you are also likely to be comfortable with who you are.
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When you know what you do care about, you can be free from the things you don’t care about.
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When you connect with your real self, and what you believe to be important, the gulf between how you feel and how you behave closes up.
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Making hard choices can actually become liberating because it helps you define who you truly are and demonstrates the power we all have to shape our lives.
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A malleable sense of self is a cornerstone of emotional agility.
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Emotional agility… involves moving toward clear, challenging, and achievable goals… not because you think you have to, or because you’ve been told to, but because you want to, because they’re important to you.
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…write your purpose statement for you and accelerate your self-awareness so you can identify what you were born to do and where you want to do it.
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Emotional self-awareness is the first stage of awakening.
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Self-awareness involves a process of comparing yourself to standards.
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