How cultivating individuality contributes to more successful communities
How cultivating individuality contributes to more successful communities
Written by: James Parkes | 1-2 minute read
I am writing for myself this week.
And hopefully it gives you a foundation for something we are all faced with at some time or another.
In a world where conforming is expected, where stepping outside of the norm can feel scary, and where the globalisation of mass communication makes us feel overwhelmed and lost in the crowd…
It’s crucial that we embrace our uniqueness, and exercise our own autonomy.
That we be who we are, where we are.
We each of us possess the power to shape our own paths, to express our own ideas, and to pursue our own passions.
Whether being who YOU intrinsically are means growing your own vegetables at home, being a supportive friend or neighbour, or taking on societal challenges to make change on a global scale… the WHAT doesn’t really matter.
The point is, every vote we make for ourselves is validation that we are enough - that we REALLY do matter. Being who we are is the start of a fulfilling life.
Our individuality makes an important contribution to the greater tapestry of society.
By cultivating self-awareness, practicing empathy, and standing up for our values, we can navigate this complex world, make meaningful connections, and leave our own indelible mark on history.
No matter how big or small.
Our values, how we treat people, and how we act will always matter more than fitting in to society’s current view of “normal”.
So just be your best you.
It really is the best thing I have ever done for myself (wife and kids not included… but sort of are too!)
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