Hello Warrior,

In our journey through life, we often find ourselves preoccupied with what others think of us. The need for validation and acceptance can sometimes hold us back from embracing our true selves and pursuing our passions wholeheartedly. However, there is immense freedom and empowerment in recognizing that "what other people think of you is none of your business."

This preoccupation usually stems from a disagreement or misunderstood interaction. These interactions will often act as anchors that hold us back from reaching who we are supposed to be.

Each one of us possesses a beautiful tapestry of talents, perspectives, and experiences that make us who we are. By embracing our individuality, we can create a life that aligns with our genuine desires and aspirations.

If you are struggling with being able to embrace your individuality as a result of these experiences, then this week’s video will teach you about an exercise that you can do to help you move on.

​Remember, when we allow the opinions of others to dictate our choices, we limit our potential and hinder our own happiness.

Assignment reminder:

1. Meditate on a few conversations that are incomplete, or holding you back
        a. Start with someone who is close to you
        b. Be sincere
2. Imagine that person is with you
3. Express all your worries, frustrations, etc. that they need to hear - write it down first if needed
4. Offer forgiveness
5. Seek forgiveness

Remember, you have the power to define your own happiness and create a life that reflects your true essence. Embrace the freedom that comes from knowing that what other people think of you is none of your business. Free yourself from being held back by others.

Wishing you a life filled with self-acceptance, authenticity, and unbounded growth!

Thanks,

Lawrence Stone
thebassictrainer@gmail.com
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P.S. Here’s another fun video featuring one of my favorite bass players, Edgar Meyer, that I always enjoy:

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​Clifton Strengths: Context, Belief, Futuristic, Individualization, and Connectedness.