7 Telltale Sign You Aren't Being Your True Self

Are you not true to yourself? What does it mean to “stay true to yourself”? The infamous Lawrence Kohlberg’s six stages of moral development are a testament to that, with each level symbolizing an individual becoming more moral and self-aware. But when it comes to being true to yourself, staying in line with your own values is only one part of the equation! So, let’s discuss some ways you can fine-tune your moral compass by looking at the signs you might be inauthentic or not being yourself.

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References

26, Jamie Varon Updated July, and About the author Writer, “9 Subconscious Things You Do When You Aren’t Being True To Yourself.” Thought Catalog, 26 July 2020, thoughtcatalog.com/jamie-varon/2014/06/10-subconscious-things-you-do-when-you-arent-being-true-to-yourself/.

Tope, Cephas. “5 Warning Signs You’re Not Staying True to Yourself.” Live Purposefully Now, 7 May 2020, livepurposefullynow.com/signs-youre-not-staying-true-to-yourself/.

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