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How to Be Real Around Fake People

March 11, 2015 by Priyanka Leave a Comment

To be real in the world we live in today is not easy. I am not a person who cares too much about what others think about me. I don’t adhere to societal norms and conventions most of the time.

Be Real in a Fake World

Be Real in a Fake World

I think that quality comes easily to me. Actually, to be honest, sometimes I may go too far in not caring! On the other hand, I have seen my mother and other friends struggle with this.

So how do you be real in a fake world?

You Don’t Need to Conform

To be real in this world, you don’t need to mold yourself according to others. When I was younger, I felt that I had to do everything others were doing regardless of how comfortable I felt.

You may try to fit in by changing yourself, too, because you feel people will like you more.

You Can Be Unique and Yourself

But that is not the case. Maybe some people may like you as a result. But will you like yourself? Are you being true to yourself? I am of the opinion that I’d rather be myself and if people like me, that’s a plus.

In fact, I have found that the world appreciates me more when I appreciate my uniqueness.

Related: Let’s Be Real and Embrace All the Dark and Messy Parts of Yourself

Have Honest Moments with Others

You just have to be honest to yourself and others. You have to be completely present in the moment. Enjoy your time with yourself and be genuine.

Immerse Yourself in Nature

I have found that whenever I go outside and take a walk in the beautiful park or hike, I feel real. Think about it for a moment. Everything about nature is authentic. There is nothing fake.

When I immerse myself in nature, I have no option but to be authentic myself.

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When My Best Friend Walked and Guided Me Through A Challenging Moment

February 20, 2015 by Priyanka 3 Comments

I try to be as honest as possible with you. Why? Because I want you to share the experiences I am going through and be able to connect and feel you are not alone. I want you to know that I am human and despite the inner work, I find myself in vulnerable moments.

Have a Friend's Support and Guidance

Have a Friend’s Support and Guidance

So What Happened With Me You May Be Wondering?!

I take a deep breathe. So here goes! I was seeing someone and became close to him. I don’t know him very well and things moved fast considering the stage we are in at this point.

A week later, I hadn’t still heard from him despite what had had happened. I can’t speak for him, but for me, it was huge. I had just come out of something intense and well, it ‘s been quite a journey keeping my fragile heart open.

I’m Not Great At Communicating…I Bottle Up My Feelings

So when I hadn’t heard from him for a week. I became fidgety. I was filled with nervousness, fears, and doubts. I couldn’t believe it. I had many great things going on in my life. Just for a freaking phone call, I was putting myself through this!

I became angry at myself. How could I do this to myself? I didn’t go to the gym, eat properly, or focus at work. It sounds like I was making a big deal out of something unnecessarily.

I Became Super Honest With Myself

But no matter how much I become angry or beat myself up for making a big deal out of something seemingly small, the truth is that in my inner world this was affecting me hugely.

I had to sit myself down and breathe in and out. I focused on my breathe. It calmed me down a bit, but I have to admit I still felt antsy. My hands were shaking. I closed my eyes and focused on the frantic energy in my chest and throat.

My Friend Walked Me Through to Communicating With Him

After I realized that he not contacting me was bugging me tremendously, I realized I needed to talk to a friend. I needed someone’s support. The old me would have wallowed in my puddle of emotions. But it’s something I realize now. I must turn to others for support.

I spoke to her and told her my feelings. I told her that him not contacting me brought up all my old wounds from previous romantic communication and exchanges with other guys. So when he did it, it pushed buttons in me. I started panicking.

She told me I had to deal with my feelings and communicate it to him, instead of assuming things and jumping to conclusions. I had to talk it out with him and express how I felt.

I Spoke to Him…

Although I had initially decided stubbornly that I was not going to contact him, I realized my best friend was right. This was not a game about who would call each other first. So I called him and told him how I felt. I told him this was my side of the story. He told me he understood and said he didn’t mean to come across that way. He told me his side of the story.

And then we decided to catch a movie the next day. Things became wrapped up beautifully. But I learned a deeper lesson. That instead of bottling up feelings, I should give myself the freedom and safe space to communicate them freely and openly to myself and others. Even if he didn’t respond in a positive way, I shouldn’t be afraid of doing this.

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Chicken Soup for the Soul Friday- My Sweet Roomie

February 17, 2015 by Priyanka Leave a Comment

Here is a Chicken Soup for the Soul Friday…Hope it warms your heart ♥

“I had a sweet conversation with my roomie Afroza where we bared our hearts. I’m not an extremely expressive person and don’t like to show my emotions too much, but it felt very liberating when the words flowed out of me.

Honest, Baring Conversations

Honest, Baring Conversations

It was really sweet to have this genuine and honest conversation with each other. Besides living with each other, I felt we had a real connection that night during our conversation. It also struck me how little we have such honest conversations with others and even ourselves perhaps.” – Priyanka

What are your thoughts on this post? Have you bared your heart to someone? How did it make you feel? Please share with me in the comments.

* This blog post appeared originally on My Pure Intuition

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How to Respond When People Judge You

February 13, 2015 by Priyanka Leave a Comment

It doesn’t matter where you are in life and what you do. Anywhere you go and wherever you work, you will face a situation where people judge you. They don’t even know you and become judgmental of you. It can bug and stress you out. It can take you away from your comfort zone.

Dealing with Judgment

Dealing with Judgment

Don’t Be Judgmental Yourself

First things first, don’t act like the person judging you. Don’t jump to conclusions or make assumptions about them. Otherwise, you are exactly like that person. Don’t be rude or inconsiderate either…

Keep An Open Mind

Keep your head clear and have an open mind. Maybe that person did not have great experiences in the past… Or maybe they are not in a good mood… You can give them the benefit of the doubt.

Choose to Respond Or Not…

This is an important step. In some situations, it’s important to respond accordingly to the judgment. In other scenarios, it’s probably best to let go and take yourself out of the situation to conserve your energy.

Detach Yourself from the Situation

Ultimately, that person’s judgment reflects more about he or she than you. So removing yourself from the situation and detaching yourself might be in your best interest.

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How to Avoid Touchy Topics at Work…

January 23, 2015 by Priyanka Leave a Comment

Ever been at work and suddenly that topic comes up? You know what topic I’m talking about! That subject that gets people all hot and pissy! It gets them worked up. They have strong opinions about it. This can cross into dangerous territory especially at the work place.

Avoid Touchy Topics at Work

Avoid Touchy Topics at Work

Discuss “Safe” Topics at Work

It’s all the more important to ensure you discuss the safe topics. I get it. When you’re at the workplace, you probably spend more time there than even at your home. You develop friendships and relationships with your co-workers.

You eat lunch together. You take coffee breaks. You laugh and discuss all sorts of things under the sun. Over the years, I have become very friendly with my co-workers and they actually became my friends eventually.

But you must never forget that they are still your co-workers at the end of the day. You are at work and no matter how close you can be to them, topics like politics, social issues, religion, and other similar subjects should be avoided.

Steer the Conversation When It Gets Dangerous

People get very touchy about such topics. It brings out interesting behaviors in them. You’ll see a different side of them that will shock you, so it’s better to not go there at all. You don’t want it to affect your work relationship and dynamics. Change the subject or gracefully exit the conversation.

Set Boundaries

From the outset, set boundaries. But if an incident does happen where you find yourself in the midst of a chaotic conversation, then gracefully steer away.

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