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Finding out who we are and what we’re doing here is the biggest question. Perhaps the most important reason to explore it is to discover what you can contribute the world and how you can thrive while doing so. As Anne Lamott puts it, in order to find out who you are, you must realise who you aren’t. Over time, as we keep letting go of the thoughts and behaviours that don’t resonate with us, we get closer to what we truly are.
THE QUESTION OF WHO YOU ARE and how to be honest with yourself Philosophize about who you are with this TED-ED video Watch this inspiring clip about connecting to yourself A very powerful book Read Anne Lammott's thoughts on finding out who you aren't Read The Untethered Soul and The Lazy Man's guide to Enlightenment Freely available online. Not an easy read, but includes some deep insights Enjoy the candid Unmistakeable Creative interviews of Wes Chapman and AJ Leon Reflect on being the author of your own life with Reema Zaman's wonderful Unmistakeable Creative interview
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