How do you accept your weird?
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How do you accept your weird?
‘Embrace your weirdness’: 17 ways to become a more interesting…
- Develop new skills.
- Be curious.
- Learn how to tell a good story.
- Have three good stories ready to share.
- Listen and show compassion.
- Ask good questions.
- Say what you think.
- Follow your interests.
What happens when you start to accept yourself?
Your mind becomes clearer and focused when you stop worrying about who you should be. You are able to help other people and see their problems as their problems, not your own. You will begin to understand the root of problems without judging them from your own perspective. You will see the world just the way it is.
What does like everyone else mean?
1 prep If you say that one person or thing is like another, you mean that they share some of the same qualities or features.
Why embracing your weirdness is important?
Embracing your weirdness gives you a new perspective, and the world needs a new perspective. Innovation does not happen within the status quo. Innovation happens when outsiders challenge the status quo with weird ideas. 6) Resisting your weirdness makes you dark. Everyone has unique characteristics.
What makes you think You’re weird?
2) What you think is weird is really your super power. We all have traits — physical, intellectual, emotional, etc. — that make us different. The Ego says that differences are flaws that should be hidden. The truth is that what makes you different is your superpower.
What makes you different from other people?
We all have traits — physical, intellectual, emotional, etc. — that make us different. The Ego says that differences are flaws that should be hidden. The truth is that what makes you different is your superpower. You just haven’t learned how to harness the power yet.
Is your weirdness your superpower?
The truth is that what makes you different is your superpower. You just haven’t learned how to harness the power yet. Instead of hiding your weirdness, learn how to use it. Your shyness, for example, might make you a better listener. Your awkward laugh might make you endearing. Our quirks, when we master them, contain great power.