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Finding Me Truth #7: That Kool-Aid

December 7, 2015 | 2 Comments

Sometimes, you just gotta stop drinking the kool-aid. Wake up. It’s time to live. Make changes in your life. Get out of the box, trapezoid, octagon – whatever shape you stuck in – get outta there and don’t ever go back. Decide to thrive and no longer just exist. Make authenticity your #currentmood all the time. Choose growth, all the time, every time. Don’t be different; do different.

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  1. daylerogers says

    December 7, 2015 at 6:48 pm

    Bold challenges, my friend. Do you think people really know what authenticity looks like? I ask myself that a lot.

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    • Melody Copenny says

      December 7, 2015 at 9:28 pm

      I think authenticity is felt internally by one’s self and felt externally by those around you. Kids and animals are really good at picking up on authentic souls. And kids for sure know how to tell you any and everything about what they think and feel about the world, including you. We could take some notes from them. They are authentic because as kids they have nothing to lose. It seems the younger we are the more honest we are. The older we get the more unrevelatory we become.

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