From Which Self Development Started ? (part 2)

Connect the earlier writing about From Which Self Development Started? (Part 1) I am sure you are still wondering, what approximately started steps for self-development. Your curiosity will now be alleviated via this post. Here I would like to discuss the knowledge of who we are that basically is the beginning of all things related to self development. Please be listened directly below.

Sometimes we have forgotten ourselves, who we really are. It's important for us to know, just to refresh our memory back: who we are, what our goals our capital what &. You should start asking honestly who you really are, beyond any thing its nature temporary. As the saying goes, "a wise man is one who can recognize himself more than anyone else".

Your true self is something that never fade and always evolving. You are not represented by a mere job, status, money, etc. When you realize this you will be freed from the shackles of limitations and at the same time the existence of open space to learn and grow.

We as individuals are often associate identity with everything we've got: a job, a home, car, family, hobbies, etc. When someone asks "who are you?", usually tend to answer "I'm a Manager in A company" or "My husband the B".

Have you ever thought that the answer like that push you into a narrow box. This is caused because you are who you are linking with the title or status. But all that is just a temporary one day will surely be destroyed.

Why do many people fail when they have the money and are highly educated. Although money and education is important but that all is not the determining factor was a success. The opposite sense of self that you are infinite and individual is always evolving can invite money, education and support from people around you as opening the way to success.

Many stories of successful people that started with just a determination. They were able to pass through the obstacles that come your way. Falling and rising again to finally find the path to success.

Surely the success could not be achieved in one night. But with the realization that you are not limited to, the individual is always evolving and freed from prison identity will foster consistency in developing themselves.