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You’ve already taken the first step just by searching for and reading this article. The worst thing you can do right now is nothing. The best thing is to speak to a therapist. The next best thing is to implement everything you’ve learned in this article by yourself. The choice is yours.
Be unapologetically yourself and seize the opportunity to do the things you love and those that make you happy, and thus live your life to the fullest, starting today.
How to live as authentically and unapologetically as possible.
Society, in particular, has expectations of you and what you should aspire to be; and if you try to fit into the mold, you can easily lose your individuality in the process. You will try to think, feel, dress, act, or do things similar to what everyone else is doing – scared of what others will think if you did them differently. WHAT IS UP WITH FATIMA? Man, could someone be so, 😡😡😡 so than anything. Could she have dropped dead already?
Suggested books: Ancestor Approved: Intertribal Stories for Kids, Root Magic, Meet Yasmin!, Sadiq and the Explorers, Ana & Andrew, Planet Omar: Unexpected Super Spy, Once Upon an Eid: Stories of Hope and Joy by 15 Muslim Voices, Any Day with You, A Place at the Table, Orca Origins) You no longer let other people’s opinions dictate your life and decisions. The small things stop affecting you. If you aren’t being unapologetically you, living the life that you want, maybe now is the time to ask yourself why not. Then, once you have your answer, consider changing the course to one of greater authenticity and adventure. You become more self-aware and understand why you are the way you are and how you function. And through all this, you discover your purpose in life.If you’ve been here a while you’ll know I’m basically a self-help junkie! I love anything that challenges or that helps me improve. But lately I’ve been thinking about this constant desire to be better and I’ve realised this: the process of self-growth fundamentally requires for me to be myself unapologetically and to accept my unique path. Only with that in mind can I truly find contentment and joy. After much pondering I came up with this: I want to help professional women, like me, get clarity on their dreams and give them the confidence and strategies to unashamedly make them a reality. Growing up with a father figure that had manipulative and narcissistic traits was like constantly walking on thin ice that was just about to break. One minute everything seemed safe and calm, while the next minute felt like hell was just about to break loose. So I learnt to tiptoe through my early life. I learnt to fit into every other person’s frame. I learnt to adjust myself according to the other person’s set of beliefs, thoughts, actions, and perceptions - not to upset, anger, or trigger them in any way.
It’s so easy to get caught up with the demands of other people and at the same time lose yourself. Stop pleasing anyone else but yourself. This one is really difficult for many people, as it’s so deeply ingrained in us to be liked and accepted by people.But this only covered one aspect of my life – my career. It didn’t consider my relationships, family, health or interests. So I kept journaling, compiling vision boards and working through what would make me content in all areas of my life. Debbie Millman’s ‘How to have a remarkable life’ helped me articulate my wildest hopes and dreams best. Unapologetically Me” by Danesha Little was such a breath of fresh air. This romance focuses on Jaren and Fatima. Fatima wants to be a writer but the pressures from her family to become a doctor stops her from living her dream. Instead, she opts to anonymously write a fanfiction book about the rapper, Jericho. Jericho, whose real name is Jaren, stumbles across one of her stories and this is where our unapologetic love story begins. RELATED: You Are Worth It: 101+ Quotes On Putting Yourself First Unapologetic Quotes About Being Your Unique Self
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