Trying To Be Authentic

 

Today I want to share with you an interesting experience I have recently had. I got to meet with a woman from Hawaii, and during that meeting we talked about being authentic. Watch this video to learn more.

To be completely honest with you, I've struggled with being authentic. I've really tried to work on being more authentic. One of the biggest things that makes me inauthentic is doing my hair and makeup and looking so cute for these videos.

So today I'm stepping out of the box. As you can see, my hair is done in the way I slept on it. I also didn't put any makeup on because I want to show the world who I truly, authentically am.

I'm actually leaving in August on an RV trip to do a speaking tour and travel the country. I don't want to spend that precious electricity on a curling iron when I could use it for my air conditioner.

I invite you to work on being more authentic with me. You're going to see more of the real me instead of me putting on that facade of perfection.

Yes, I'm a life coach and I love what I do. But I'm definitely not perfect. I think it's important for people to see that that we don't have to be perfect.  You should always just be authentically you.

 

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Apologizing to Children

 

I am trying to be more authentic this year, and so I want to admit a big mistake I made. I got into a heated argument and raised my voice in front of Emma. I felt very passionate about the subject, but she was sitting in someone's lap and looked upset.

I immediately lowered my voice when I realized what I was doing.

That night I called a Master Spiritual Teacher because I felt terrible about my behavior. I already knew I would need to apologize to the adult I was quarreling with, but he helped me to realize I needed to apologize to Emma as well.

She might not understand my words because of her age, but it is important that she feel safe with me. I told her that I was sorry, and that I will not let that happen again.
I immediately felt better, and we shared a wonderful moment. I was able to release the guilt and make a vow not to make that mistake again.

The point I am trying to make is that you need to apologize to children. You not only set a great example, but you can also release any negative energy by admitting your faults.

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