What NOT To Change About Yourself – Ajit
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Throughout life, everyone learns, grows and evolve. There’s nothing
quite like overcoming a challenge
or achieving a goal. Sometimes, however, your self-improvement efforts go too
far and the search for positive change turns into a relentless search for
impossible perfection.
Instead of focusing on being the best you can be, you end up obsessing on
everything that you are not.
The reality is,
there is absolutely nothing wrong with you, or who you are. In your efforts to change
things about yourself for the better, it’s important to realise that some
aspects of your personality and your life aren’t meant to change. One of the
keys to emotional good health
is self-acceptance. Start practicing self-acceptance and you’re on the path to
a happier, more fulfilling life. Here are several things you should never
change about yourself…
Personal
Taste. Whether it’s music, food or sports, changing what you like in order to follow
the herd isn’t good for your emotional well-being.
Emotions. Feelings are what make us human. Bottling up your emotions
is unhealthy. So go ahead, express your joy, your fear, your anger, your love
and your pain.
Take
risks. Taking calculated risks, dealing with
the consequences and enjoying
the rewards are all part of the human
experience. Let’s face it – life without risk is dull.
Past tense. By letting go and choosing to accept the past, you give yourself
the space to create a better future for yourself. Likewise, don’t grieve the
loss of unfulfilled dreams. Leave them behind and look forward to what the
future has in store.
The future is
what you make of it. Yes, you will make mistakes, but you
will also learn from those mistakes. Rather than worrying about potential disasters
and failures, ready yourself for opportunities, so you can strike
as they appear.
Your
body. Magazines urge you to have the
perfect physique. But, in reality, they’re only trying to sell you products.
Even the most beautiful
model is imperfect. And guess what? Like the rest of us, they too will age.
Love who you are and where you are in life. Aspire to be yourself, because
you’re unique.
You can’t do everything, but
you can do your best. Everyone is good at something. But
you can’t be great at it all. So don’t even try. Find the things that you’re good at and which you enjoy and invest
your time in them.
It’s much better to
accept who you are than wish to be someone else. Simply feeling good about yourself will make you more
attractive to others. So be proud of yourself, recognise and accept what you’re
good
at, focus on what you do well and everything else will fall into place.
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