We often evaluate ourselves in comparison with others in order to prove our self-worth. We explain where we’ve been, why we’ve been there and how that entitles us to go where we want to go in the future. While this practice may be useful in some aspects of our lives, it can cause us to create a limited idea about who we are and what we can do. Identifying as utilitarian widgets, efficiently performing an economic function dramatically underestimates who we truly are: intrinsically worthy, ever-evolving, amazing beings who are here to express…
Our uniqueness.
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