Most of us play many different roles during any given day. Could be a mom, boss, employee, student or friend, to name a few. Very often we identify with those roles. When asked, "Who are you /" we say, "I am a wife and mother", "I am a physician and amateur photographer." We identify ourselves by the way the world sees us, not what we really are. Our authentic self is what we really are, deep in the core of our being. Our authentic self is not that the world labels us to be. Being authentic is driven by our values and our individual needs.
To learn to be our authentic self, we must first discover our authentic self. To discover is to learn of the existence of something. Auto-discovery is learning of the existence of our values and needs. Discovery is not a one-step process. Although there are many a-ha moments "in the discovery, there are a lot of hard work that to do before and after experiencing "moments of a hectare," to incorporate that discovery into our everyday lives. When we say "a-ha" really the adventure and creativity and the value they really need support and love, it's time to incorporate the values and needs in our daily lives. While most of us the date of discovery of penicillin in early 1940, the first "A-" moment came much earlier. Sir Alexander Fleming discovered that mold growing in culture dishes without washing was to repel the bacteria that surround it in 1928.
To learn to be our authentic self, we must first discover our authentic self. To discover is to learn of the existence of something. Auto-discovery is learning of the existence of our values and needs. Discovery is not a one-step process. Although there are many a-ha moments "in the discovery, there are a lot of hard work that to do before and after experiencing "moments of a hectare," to incorporate that discovery into our everyday lives. When we say "a-ha" really the adventure and creativity and the value they really need support and love, it's time to incorporate the values and needs in our daily lives. While most of us the date of discovery of penicillin in early 1940, the first "A-" moment came much earlier. Sir Alexander Fleming discovered that mold growing in culture dishes without washing was to repel the bacteria that surround it in 1928.