Finding the Real You

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Finding the Real You

Your life can be a tricky thing, especially

while you are trying to find the real you.

Expressing what you are really about and

what you want out of life can be very

difficult.

Somewhere along the way, you found

yourself with a tremendous amount of

things to do, and take care of, which can

distract you form finding the real you. You

have a family, a home, a career, children,

friends, hobbies, and recreational activities

to think about.

Each of these things is a challenge and puts

continuous thoughts of what you “should” do, “could” do, or “would” do. When you were

younger, you had a vision of what your life was going to be, but now everything in your life

makes it seem that your earlier visions never materialized and that you are running around life

with blinders on.

Life is very much like a road, where there are turns and curves and potholes and detours, wet

roads, dry roads, icy roads that could change your course at any moment. You find yourself

cursing and wondering if you will ever be able to find the real you, the you that you envisioned a

long time ago in a land far far away.

Is there a way to play this game of life and still be able to live it as you expected too? Can you

live the life you want and keep it all in balance? Can you stay connected and continue to let your

life take its natural course and grow with it without letting the results screw up the whole

process?

Sure you can! But it takes time, patience and you must realize that the reality of it all is that life

does not always turn out the way we wanted it too or expected it too. You won’t get there by

forsaking the world and your commitment with it, on any level.

You have to capture and properly manage everything in life that has your attention. Sometimes,

you have to let go of certain things, if even only for a short period of time in order to find the real

you.

We all have our day-to-day activities, projects that we are trying to complete, areas of

responsibility that must be completed to maintain our standards, the things we want to

accomplish and achieve in the future, and our overall purpose in this world as human beings.

Finding the Real You

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If you think too much about everything that has gone right or wrong in your life and continually

dwell on what might or might not happen, keeping your sanity is next to impossible.

There are only so many hours in a day and in order to keep you’re your sanity and find the real

you, time must be made for yourself and nobody else. Sometimes you have to put certain things

to the side and just forget about them for awhile. You need to do something to get away from it

all, be in your own little world, all by yourself, relieved from the day to day stress that surrounds

your life and keeps you away from being the real you.

Granted finding the real you will not come from trying to ignore everything that needs to be

done, or just not doing it, or trying to do it all and get it over with, because that will not work

either. However, finding a specific amount of time during your day to get away from it all, even

if it is 15 minutes, 30 minutes, or an hour a day, to get everything out of your head and just enjoy

the fact that you are alive and are a special person when you are being you and not trying to

please everyone else.

So whatever it is that you really enjoy doing, whether it be reading a book, working in the

garden, playing a round of golf, watching a little TV, cooking, listening to music, or going for a

drive in the country by yourself, give yourself some “you” time and do it!

You will find that finding the real you are not as difficult or time consuming as you thought it

might have been. So give yourself some time for yourself every day, forget about everything else

for a little while and be the real you.

The rest of the day and your life will seem much more tolerable and the change of directions in

the road won’t be as rough.