It wasn’t until I got into my thirties that I really started to settle into myself. Instead of being worried about how my quirks might come off to others, I started to lean into my quirkiness. And the more I leaned into that side of myself, the more I started to feel like myself. This not only led to an increase in happiness, but it made me feel more worthy of the goals I had set for myself. Embracing our weird isn’t just a way to stop worrying about what others think, it’s an important aspect of our mental health.
How can you embrace your weird?
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