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How to Discover your Secret Self

Your Secret Self

It makes perfect sense to want to find out more about yourself. But unfortunately,  your real self is like an iceberg as most of it is submerged in a sea of obscurity.

If you thought you could uncover it with a few simple questions – you’d be quite wrong. Because it is one of the most difficult things to find or pin down. It’s an elusive mystery and an ever-moving target.

Your secret self is really about who you are deep down. And because it comprises so much of your personality it affects every aspect of your life.

Just close your eyes for a moment and think about the following question:

Do you know what stands out about you and sets you apart from others?

It’s a simple question but you’ll agree that it’s tricky to answer. You see, it’s not about the opinion that you have of yourself. And it’s not about the side that you show to others. It’s about getting to know that part of yourself that guards your deepest feelings and your biggest dreams.

Your Secret Self

Your secret self has an impact on every facet of your life. It is the engine that powers both your present and your future. Not only does it have bearing on your talents, skills and creativity it also holds the core of your potential. This is about the real you and there can be no imitations.

Most people spend years – often their entire lives trying to find the answers to this great secret. But you don’t have to. Because the answers are right there in your very own handwriting.

You see, your handwriting records live impressions of your moods and emotions, your strengths and your failings, your triumphs and your frustrations. It’s all set out in detail for you in black and white.

To find out more about it take a look at “Have you found the Real You?”

 

Comments

  • Chuck Collins
    September 29, 2024

    I have had many experiences in personal development. I have not been able to continually remain focused or centered and expand my knowledge base. Thus, my position to be able to truly know the true meaning of who I am is compromised. This part of me I have experienced is so complete and I have not been able to become one with it. Though I have had these intense thoughts about “who am I?”, I am left returning to the regular beliefs and I stop my search. Why do I now have the belief that we are all one with God or personal Consciousness and now I am searching for meaning in life? Why was I not able to progress in these studies about the “why of me” in my past when I felt something special, only to return to my old self acceptance? Now I am 71 years old with so much “wanting” to know and learn and “to be”, that I become concerned I may not have enough life left in me, as I am now, to finish my quest.

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