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27 mar 2017 · Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupThe Truth About Me · MandisaWhat If We Were Real℗ 2011 Sparrow RecordsReleased on: 2011-01-01Producer: Dan Muckal...
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6 apr 2011 · To quote JD from Scrubs "If my heart could write songs, they would sound like this." :) I think this is her best song yet!If only I could see me as you see...
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- Honesty Can Be Hard.
- You Have to Do The work.
- The Results Are Unbelievable.
- Honesty Sets You Free.
- Find Something to Write on Or With.
- Seek Help.
- Keep Coming back.
- See Yourself in The Future.
This is the first thing to know because it’s super-duper true. If you’re not used to being honest with yourself, you can’t imagine the suckitude you’ll experience when you start. The good news is that you’ll probably only be able to dish it out in small doses, so you can get used to it over time.
If, like me, you are convinced that if you have a problem with honesty, it’s only a teeny-tiny one, hang on for a fun ride. Most of us are deceiving ourselves in any number of ways every day. Not all are dramatic as mine, but all require a commitment to the process.
Remember the depth of suckitude I mentioned? Well, that’s only rivaled by the heights of awesomeness you feel when you lift the oppressive burden of your lies. Sometimes you only glimpse it for a moment, but that feeling isn’t something you’ll forget. For me, it’s not dissimilar to the high I feel after eating a really great cookie (or 20). But the...
I’ve been on 65 diets in my life. Yep, that number’s correct. But you know what? I swear I still thought I just hadn’t found the right one. That is, until I got really honest with myself and realized that the work I needed to do was internal, not external.
You’re going to need to do some serious excavating, and there’s no place better to start than with your own thoughts. Ask yourself some questions: “Why am I doing X behavior?” “What don’t I want my best friend to know about me?” “What’s my next step?” As you start to write on questions like this, some interesting things may come to light, which bri...
No, you don’t need a therapist, life coach, or whoever because you’re messed up. You need outside assistance because you want to undertake a process to set yourself free. And that’s really best done with an objective ear and skills. I mean, I know your Uncle Frank is a great listener, but seriously—his training may not be quite what you’re looking ...
Telling the truth about yourself (especially toyourself) isn’t a linear process. It requires coming back and coming back and coming back—even, and especially, after you eat a whole box of doughnuts (if you’re like me).
As I mentioned, once you get a taste of the freedom of honesty, it’s hard not to want more of that. So set your sights on a time when you’re living fully into your life, and then go from there—making that reality present a little more every day. After all, if setting ourselves free in this lifetime isn’t our primary work, what is? Photo by Esparta
25 apr 2011 · The Truth about me_Mandisa (with lyrics) Lydie Kéré. 5.08K subscribers. 1.3K. 193K views 12 years ago. The truth about me by Mandisa from the album What if we were real Show more.
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12 dic 2010 · 12 December 2010 Review. The English version of ‘The Truth about me’ by A Revathi, an autobiography by a Indian Hijra (transgender community), is a rich addition to the literature on the same and a first of its kind by an Indian transgender. The book takes us into the often traumatic and terror filled life of Revathi who was born ...
24 mag 2021 · ‘The Truth About Me’ is the unflinchingly courageous and moving autobiography of Revathi, a Hijra who fought ridicule, persecution and violence both within her home and outside to find a life of dignity. Revathi was born a boy, but felt and behaved like a girl.
13 set 2022 · Lyrics for The Truth About Me by Mandisa. If only I could see me as You see me And understand the way that I am loved Would it give ...
