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Discovering Oneself - The Larger Picture
You are the son or daughter, you are the father or a mother, you are the friend; the entrepreneur; the boss or an employee. You are also the artist, the dreamer and many other roles that you take.
You are the angry person, you have also been the kind one, you can be as carefree as a child, while mostly you are the adult. You know to forgive but sometimes you are so hurt, you just don’t want to let go. In some areas of life, you know what you are and what you want exactly, But in others, you feel absolutely confused and directionless.
As you feel these opposite emotions; play these very different roles; switch between these different responsibilities, you may sometimes lose the larger perspective of yourself, and find yourself lost – not quite knowing what you want to do, who you are or what direction you want to take.
Rediscovering yourself happens when you reconnect with a bigger picture of yourself.
‘You’ are uniquely ‘yourself’ with your life experiences, your tendencies, biases, dislikes, strengths, weaknesses and your abilities.
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