It can be tricky to begin (or continue) the journey of accepting yourself the way you were created, so I’ve designed a printable word art page to help remind you that being yourself is worth it, no matter what it looks like to others!
Click on the image to download your copy & print it so you can be inspired wherever you need it most.
Remember, I’m on this journey with you!
For anyone who is highly sensitive, you know that it can sometimes be challenging to remember to embrace it as a gift. I have designed a printable that you can put anywhere you need a little reminder to celebrate yourself.
Throughout history, conformity has been a topic of interest for philosophers, sociologists, psychologists, and many others. Conformity refers to the tendency of individuals to adjust their attitudes, beliefs and behaviors in order to fit in with a group or society. In this blog post, we will explore the historical views on conformity and how they have evolved over time.
Conformity is a sneaky beast which can silently, insidiously infiltrate countless aspects of our lives without our knowledge. There are as many symptoms and signs of conformity as there are people, but the following article will explore the major categories into which they fall.Â
Essentially, conformity is when we change who we are or how we act to more closely match another person or group of people and in the process trade parts of ourselves. While conformity can be beneficial in certain situations, such as maintaining social order, it can also lead to personal strife and hold us back from reaching our full potential.
Personality tests are useful in many different areas of life and can be particularly helpful in the workplace. Understanding our personalities is an important way to build better relationships and foster more productive work environments.
The term ‘Highly Sensitive Person’ isn’t new, yet so many of those who have this fascinating trait haven’t heard of it.
What is it and what does it mean to be a highly sensitive person?
