Expressing The Real You Part 4

by Bud on September 11, 2009

This is part 4th and final part of the Expressing The Real You Series. You can find the first and second part of the series here and here and here.

Unleash Your Creativity:

Regardless of what you’ve been told, humans are naturally creative beings.

The fact that you’re alive right at this very moment, means  you can contribute value to this world.

The boundaries of your creativeness are endless. Some simple ways you can unleash your natural creativity:

  • Draw a picture
  • Write a poem
  • Sing a song
  • Invent something useful
  • Try something new
  • Meditate
  • Create new words

Let your creativity manifest.

Explore Your Passions:

Do you fill your day with things you enjoy? Or do you shuffle  from one lifeless activity to the next?

Realize that each moment you spend doing something you don’t enjoy, your missing out on the magnificence of life.

Always strive towards doing things you enjoy. Appreciate the abundance of the universe.

  • Read a book
  • Talk to a stranger.
  • Journal.
  • Try something you’ve never done.
  • Face your fears.
  • Appreciate nature.
  • Join a sports club.
  • Be with people you love.
  • Start a blog.
  • Smile.
  • Have a picnic.
  • Be lazy.
  • Laugh.

Anything that makes you giddy with excitement,(assuming it’s out of love) is the right course of action. Pursue it.

Far too many people avoid pursuing their passions because they are too frightened of what society might say. Yet these same “enlightened” members of society are the one’s living an unfulfilled life.

Chase your passions with reckless abandon.

Don’t listen to those who say you can’t have more than one passion. This limiting belief couldn’t be father from the truth. You never know how far a particular interest may take you, unless you explore it.  Continue searching until you feel comfortable with the direction in which you are heading.

Do everything in your power to explore the things you love. By doing so  you radiate the energy of a happy and vibrant individual. And for those who aren’t aware energy is contagious. By literally doing the things you love, you are making the world a better place.

Expressing The Real You:

Your existence is no accident. You’re an essential piece of the puzzle of humanity.Stop hiding behind those false identities. Stop allowing fear to dictate your true existence.

Don’t wait for the perfect moment, instead dive in. Don’t hold your emotions on your sleeve, instead allow them to unfold. Don’t fear failure, instead embrace it.

Believe in the impossible. Aspire to change the world. Know that you make a difference.

You are beauty. You are bliss.

Express  yourself.  The consciousness of humanity depends on it.

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ægilNo Gravatar September 12, 2009 at 3:08 am

heart-warming article!

Creativity is one of the pillars of humanity, I realized, which must coexist with Freedom, another pillar, along with Understanding, Health and Love. Tell me if you know other pillars. I realized many people take the pillars of humanity for granted!

Creativity is powerful. Example: Negative thoughts, we create them all the time without realizing it! Just like any other thoughts, it is powerful! Does it sound better to shed our light of creativity on your passion? We better use our energy on better thoughts than negatives.

So that’s how creativity is taken for granted. Many people take their energy for granted. I just feel we create all the time, but not using properly. We neet to put energy on the right places. To know which place is right, we need to learn.

I feel this is how to rationalize (challenge) negative thought:

• accept it because escaping does not improve anything (I realized acceptance is always the first step!)
• understand why is it occurring, this involves learning something from anywhere, because learning improves our innate rational thinking.
• then finally challenge it calmly. [failure, go back to understand, it is not game over]
• congratulations, you have leveled up!

I visualize fighting negative thoughts like fighting monsters in RPGs.

I thank you for sparking my brain for this comment, My own words inspire me!

ægilNo Gravatar September 12, 2009 at 3:40 am

off-topic, but this touches my heart so much that i vibrated! words cannot express how I feel.

“Ang hindî marunong lumingón sa pinanggalingan ay hindî makakáratíng sa paroroonan.” José Rizal, my fellow Filipino.

[He who does not look back to his origin will never reach his destination.]

Origin is the basics, (basic needs, basic words, basic whatever!) I need basic skills to write, i need basic math to calculate.

Everything is born from the basics, yet we take it for granted! The foundation for everything are the basics!

My brother inspired this topic about basics, when he criticized to a friend in the phone about labelling someone asking basic questions as stupid. That’s how far ego goes!

Stupidity is not realizing basics are the foundation to everything!

alternaviewNo Gravatar September 14, 2009 at 6:10 pm

Great post filled with wisdom. Sometimes it really is just about getting out of your own way so that you can discover what is really important and who you really are.

John DuffieldNo Gravatar October 1, 2009 at 1:28 pm

Hi Bud. Your article on “expressing your real self” hit the bull in the heart of his eye. If there’s anything critically important to authentic success it’s learning how to be yourself. Here’s something you might find interesting about “expressing” your true self. Imagine your true identity was hidden in an ocean of potential at your “center”. Expressing that real person means letting yourself out. How does that happen? Well, as it turns out, there’s an inhibiting force holding you back. This is true for releasing ANY kind of potential. Water under pressure (potential) is held back by a tap in your kitchen for instance. For we crazed Human creatures there’s a force holding back our true selves too. It’s called fear of being judged. Without taking this force away, it’s impossible to “express our true selves”. When this sinister fear is at work, our authentic person is exactly like water held back by a rusty faucet. Here’s some good news though. Learn how to dissolve this fear and all your passions will flow out like a Niagara river. Ciao Budd. John Duffield

DevikaNo Gravatar November 7, 2009 at 5:51 am

hey this blog truly rocks!!! i’ve always been living a life of nothing , a life of fear i hav never expressed myself truly…and coz f dis hav missed d love f my life as wel….. But nw i decide to live my life the way i want…..
Thanks tons n tons!!!! made a lot f difference!!!!!!!

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