Who doesn’t want to be liked? But when we’re trying to be more likeable, we may end up becoming someone we aren’t, trying to live up to others’ expectations, wanting to please others and seek approval.
If you were to stop trying to be liked and start being OK with being disliked, you would free yourself to be yourself, be happy, be authentic, build meaningful connections and succeed as you are.
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Thank you Kathleen for being so open and brave In sharing your experiences, insights and wisdom. I learnt a lot from them and will look to implement them in my journey.