One lesson that many great lives teach us is to be true to yourself. But what does that mean? And how do you achieve it? In a world where so many desperately want to be different but somehow end up being very much the same — unhappy, dissatisfied, and unfulfilled — how can we change the results? Is it possible that we’ve sorely misunderstood this advice and that the key to a fulfilling future lies in freshly understanding and applying this age-old lesson?
Today, I’m going to share 3 ways that you can be be true to you and live with an increased level of satisfaction in your everyday life. So, if you’ve ever struggled to be different in a world of sameness and you want to increase the quality of your life while growing into your greatness, then listen as I examine the wise old advice to be true to you.
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Jeremy, loved your vlog today! Just giving a little shout out on you getting Em on the channel. I actually have been searching high and wide for a good “curriculum” on life building skills for kids. Guess what, it’s yet to be written! Why? So I think you need to jump on this idea. Children and Tweens need to be empowered from birth to be free thinkers. Sadly, we as a country focus on this in college and beyond. Thus, the reason I think we have so many individs having midlife crisis. People this days have no passion. Where did it go? Why did we loose sight of the purpose of pressing into our inner callings. One thing we love about homeschooling is being able to press into passions now as a part of our schooling. Just some rambling but maybe a parenting “book” is in the future “fingers crossed!!!” P.S. I know Maria would give her stamp of approval!
Thanks for the kind words, Courtney! It’s a dream of mine to eventually have some sort of student leadership development/character building program that helps prepare kids to lead lives of impact and influence. But, until I do, there’s a man by the name of Tim Elmore that has a pretty great set of programs for kids and parents. You can find him at: http://growingleaders.com
Having Emily on the show would definitely be a hoot. I’m sure it will happen sometime soon ;-)