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    “The irony is that this ‘fake it till you make it’ tactic is the exact opposite of how truly successful people live. They live with authentic vulnerability because they know that the world always connects more with your grit than your shine. They might show up for the shine, but they will stay because of your grit.”

    Joshua Medcalf, Pound The Stone

      “Only the one who attains perfect sincerity under heaven may discover one’s ‘true nature.'”

      Confucius, via Narrow Road To The Interior (Page XXXVII)

        “You shouldn’t worry about whether or not you have something to say, as long as you’re saying exactly what you mean without holding anything back.”

        Cole Schafer

          “If you want to be a good writer, if you want to be a writer that has something to say, you can’t be afraid to write your truths, even if these truths are going to hurt some people around you. Good writers hurt their friends from time to time, this is the cost of doing business, this is the cost of writing truths.”

          Cole Schafer

            “Only when we stop pretending to be something we are not—when we no longer feel the need to hide or overcompensate for either our weaknesses or our gifts—will we know the freedom of expressing our authentic self and have the ability to make choices that are based on the life we truly desire to live.”

            Debbie Ford, The Shadow Effect (Page 106)