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Hi, welcome to Unfuck Yourself with Kat Alexander.

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It is July 2nd.

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Woohoo!

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I made it two days in a row.

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And you know what?

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It is a little tougher than I thought and I knew it would be tough.

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But I don't have a regular workflow yet.

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So and then I remembered after I got everything posted I didn't do an intro or an outro and

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bear with me while I get the hang of all these things.

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But like my mentors have said, just start getting it out and you'll learn by failure

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and you'll correct.

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So today's topic is of course authenticity and I'm going to give you a brief description

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and then I'm going to discuss why it's so scary for us.

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Okay.

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Hang on.

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Sorry, I have two cats crawling all over me so I need to move.

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Okay.

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So authenticity, one definition, says it involves being true to one's own personality, values

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and spirit regardless of external pressure.

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It means expressing honestly and transparently embracing one's true self and acting in alignment

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with one's core beliefs and values.

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Means what's coming from in you truly.

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Not what society tells you, not what YouTube, Instagram, Facebook tells you, not what the

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movies tell you, certainly not what the false fakes celebs and influencers tell you when

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you find out they're full of it.

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Not what your upbringing tells you unless it resonates with you.

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Now why is authenticity scary?

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Okay.

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There were several reasons that I came up with and when I talked to some of my friends

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they came up with several.

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So I think there is a total of 22.

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The first one came up is fear of rejection.

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Being true to oneself might lead to being rejected by others who don't accept or understand

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the real you.

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I mean, that seems to be the core one.

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Isn't that what we're afraid of if we speak up in class when we're younger, kids will

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laugh if we bring up a point at work, maybe somebody with more seniority or a higher education

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will shoot us down.

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Maybe we've just never spoken up for ourselves.

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It also involves vulnerability.

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That can be really uncomfortable because we are afraid to expose ourselves to potential

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hurt or criticism.

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Everyone has been stunned by people's negativity, whether it was a look, a laugh, a comment,

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a gossip, misinformation, misunderstanding.

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And once you've been stunned enough, unless you grow a really thick backbone and learn

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to let it roll off, it hurts and it makes a lot of us just shut up and not know who

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to open up to.

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Being authentic opens us up to judgment of other people.

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We see this all the time.

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We do it all the time.

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Everybody has opinions.

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And when we personalize other people's opinions, we sometimes fear their judgment or the negative

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thoughts and feelings and actions.

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Loss of relationships.

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We fear that we could lose our friends, our family members, our significant others, colleagues

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who don't align with our true self.

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Perhaps we're part of a religious community where there are certain tenants that we don't

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understand or this really can't accept.

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It doesn't make sense to us.

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But to speak those out, maybe people would stop being our friends.

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Social pressure.

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Society has norms and expectations that conflict with being authentic.

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That leads us to feel like we have to conform and fit in.

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Number six, fear of failure.

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I know a lot of people who fear failure.

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We're afraid we're going to disappoint ourselves because maybe we're not as good as we hope

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we are.

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We're afraid that others who are critical of us when we were younger might be proven

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right.

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Maybe we aren't gifted or skilled.

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Maybe we never will get it.

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Number seven, uncertainty.

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When you're authentic, it leads you on an unpredictable path.

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It can cause anxiety about unknown outcomes.

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When you blend in with everybody, you pretty much know what to expect in a lot of areas.

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But when you step out, you don't know if success is coming and, good God, what could

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that bring into your life and how will you handle it and will people still stick around

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you or what if there's failure?

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You just never know.

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Authenticity.

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It's scary because of personal growth.

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We have to confront uncomfortable truths about ourselves.

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Things that we've believed all along, maybe they weren't true.

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Maybe they are true.

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I know a lot of things that I grew up, I'm 55, a lot of things I grew up believing are

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now found to not necessarily be true.

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In the world and with better access and more communication to global knowledge, these things

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are changing rapidly and that can be uncomfortable.

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A change in identity, number nine, that can be scary.

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Many people have come out of the Christian faith and other faiths.

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It happens when we deconstruct our faith.

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Meaning, we look at the foundation beliefs and we look at what is reasonable to believe

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and what isn't.

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What is the truth about other documents that have been around longer?

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The truth about how long documents have been around?

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And do you come out of a faith or to switch from Republican to Democrat or whatever to

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become transgender to do any of these things and take on a new identity?

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It forces changes in how we see the world.

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It forces changes in who we relate to and how we relate.

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That can be scary and uncomfortable.

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Number 10, personal risks.

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Sometimes when we're authentic and just being ourselves, we might be seen as unprofessional.

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There are certain professions, let's say, where people can cuss.

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It's just true.

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And then there are other places you just do not cuss and it would be seen as unprofessional.

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You know what I mean?

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And maybe withholding curse words is not being inauthentic.

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Maybe it's succumbing to being appropriate.

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But on the other hand, people can also carry that too far and be like, well, that's who

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I am and that's how I talk and you could lose career advancement.

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Just saying.

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There are other reasons.

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Number 11 is fear of conflict.

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Being afraid that if we speak our truth or how we see the world, our views, our dreams,

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our goals, it may come into disagreement with others who have different beliefs.

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Again, it's a fine line with being polite versus being fake.

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Where I was serving in ministry for many years in and out, I have a lot of friends who are

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still believers.

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And when I'm around them, I am appropriate.

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I don't say things to try to sway them to my side of belief.

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I don't condemn what they think.

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I'm being polite and I'm not hurting other people.

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However, if I am scared to lose them and they ask me questions, say, like, don't you agree

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with the Trinity, Father, Son, Holy Ghost?

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If I am inauthentic and too scared of rejection, I'll say, oh yeah, totally.

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But the truth is I don't believe in it.

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So being authentic in a case where somebody asks you, don't you believe blah, blah, blah.

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Being authentic is speaking your truth, even if it's contradictory and could cause conflict.

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It's finding a way to be polite about it and not break the relationships.

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But we don't have to be so scared of conflict that we always agree with people.

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We're going to discuss that in a later episode because number one was fear of rejection.

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And the number one thing people do when they are afraid of rejection is they people please

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and people pleasers are completely scared of conflict.

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So we will address that later.

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But getting back to why it's scary.

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Number 12 was exposure of weaknesses.

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None of us are perfect.

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None of us have everything thought out thoroughly.

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Everybody smarter has read something else that might make us think in a holy way or poke

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a hole where we had belief in something before.

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There are weaknesses and imperfections.

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Okay, exposure of weakness.

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Okay, and this goes with fear of rejection too.

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How many people do not expose themselves in a bathing suit because they've got cellulite

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or their body isn't like the totally surgically uplifted Kardashians?

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You know what I mean?

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I remember I weighed 220 pounds several years ago.

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I was quite heavier.

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And my son was young and we were in California and I took him to the beach.

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But I had weighed 287 at one point so I was happy with my 220.

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So I wore a tankini and went to the beach and played in the ocean.

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But I can't tell you how many women were probably a size eight or smaller on that beach that

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had those wraps around their waist and thighs so they couldn't be seen.

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And they walked the beach like that and they even like laid out and covered themselves

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slightly.

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And they were beautiful, gorgeous, model worthy women.

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But because of societal pressures and standards in California, they did not go in the ocean

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and play with their kids.

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They wouldn't be seen dead like that.

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And it's very sad.

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But that fear of exposure that I'm not perfect.

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Number 13, breaking expectations.

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For fear that if we're authentic, maybe we're going to disappoint somebody or surprise somebody.

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We'll talk about that later.

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There's a whole bunch of ways we are afraid, especially when we're afraid of breaking our

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parents' expectations.

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And that leads into number 14, which was put a little different way, cultural or family

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expectations.

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How about another reason that it can be scary to be authentic?

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This is economic or social consequences.

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You could face job loss or social ostracism.

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Again, lose your social group because you don't share the same beliefs anymore.

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Or I'll look into that one more.

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What else would that be?

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Economic and social consequences?

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Well, okay.

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So some people, years ago, it used to be called stepping out of the rat race and going off

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grid.

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There's a lot of money to be made in corporate work.

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And if you go off grid and just farm your land and didn't have a ton of money put away,

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you may be incredibly happy.

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But you're going to suffer economically.

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And you have to be prepared for that.

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And so there are people who would love to live that way.

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But they're just scared they can't do it because they want a certain lifestyle or that's always

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been expected for them.

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Number 16, self-doubt.

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Doubts about one's own worthiness, fears of inadequacy can make it difficult to embrace

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authenticity.

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Am I doing the right thing?

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Am I enough on my own?

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Are my thoughts and ideas valid?

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Otherwise, maybe I'm just not going to speak up and be authentic.

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I'll just blend in.

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Number 17, loss of control.

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When we become authentic, we are taking the mask down.

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The mask or multiple masks that we wear every day for maybe we have a mask for our family

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and a mask for our 12th step group and a mask for our religious group and a mask for our

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friends and neighbors.

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When you take those masks away and just start being yourself, you no longer control what

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people think about you.

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They're going to have new thoughts about you.

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When we put a mask up, we are manipulating others into buying into what we want them

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to think about us, how we want them to view us.

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When you just let it go, it's scary wondering what will they think.

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Number 18, fear of change.

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Being authentic is going to bring changes into your life.

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It just really will and all kinds of changes.

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I don't know a lot of people who like change.

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There are some adventurous types, but not everybody embraces change.

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Number 19, emotional labor.

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It can be taxing on you if you're not going to be valued and supported once you begin to

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be authentic on your new journey.

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When you get backlash from others or go it alone and have to find a new support group.

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Also when you're doing the digging to find out what you really believe and what you really

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think, that takes digging.

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It takes honest questions and evaluations and looks.

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Some people would rather just continue to play the role they've always played because

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they know it well and they know what to expect.

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It's less emotionally daunting.

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There is also number 20, fear of isolation.

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Fear again that if others don't resonate with you, you're going to end up alone.

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Not true.

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There are 8 billion people on the face of this planet and there are always ways to connect,

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but it does take effort.

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Number 21, past trauma.

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Getting hurt in the past can make us fear it will happen again.

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If we were really honest with people and were rejected, how do we know new people won't

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reject us?

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Remember what I said yesterday about, I don't remember the exact things.

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I think I may have said apples and oceans.

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Not everything is meant to be a pair together, but there are 8 billion people.

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You will find your tribe and I promise you will feel so much better with your tribe that

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loves you because they really know who you are than you ever were pretending and playing

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a game and walking on eggshells and pins and needles for other people.

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The last one that they came up with is people with complex identity.

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That is a whole different thing.

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I don't know if I'll ever get into that.

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I think I would like to substitute that one for complex trauma, but we'll talk about that

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eventually when we get to that.

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I'll make a note and we'll go over that.

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Anyway, so real briefly to recap the reasons why authenticity can be scary.

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We fear rejection.

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We fear being vulnerable.

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We're scared of judgment.

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We don't want to lose relationships.

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There's social pressure to conform.

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We're scared of failure.

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I would add success.

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We do not like uncertainty.

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Personal growth is uncomfortable.

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It's hard to change an identity.

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Personal risk is not something people like to do.

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We all kind of seek comfort, fear of conflict, exposing our weaknesses, breaking expectations,

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whether it's society, culture, our own or family, economic or social consequences, self-doubt,

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loss of control, fear of change, dealing with emotions or emotional labor, fear of isolation

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and being alone, past trauma, and complex identity or complex trauma.

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So there you have it.

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We'll look into these more.

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Maybe you relate to some of them.

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Maybe not.

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Maybe some of those are things that when I said that, you went, yeah, I get that.

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So as we go through this, maybe make a note to yourself mentally or somewhere and maybe

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journal about it sometime.

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This blah, blah, blah is holding me back from being honest with people, just being me.

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I'm scared of blank.

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Let's look at it together.

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Anyway, I hope you had a very great day and maybe, maybe we can do this three days in a

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row.

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ーI won't lie now but, at least I made a comment pretty soon and I'd be the last to

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read them.

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I'll leave you guys with this, too.

