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Beg To Differ

NOISE

Today’s society puts pressure on us by always expecting perfection. This constant reminder of the need for perfection creates insecurities. By sticking to a fixed pattern we try to supress these insecurities, and effectively blocking our feeling of dissatisfaction. This makes us feel safe, however, it blocks the path towards feeling more unique and a special individual.

Instead of supressing our insecurities, it is better to try and overcome these insecurities by breaking with our fixed pattern. This leads to path of self-fulfilment: an incredible feeling of being yourself and feeling special is now within reach! However, the process of breaking with a fixed pattern is not easy: during this process we temporarily get more vulnerable, because we try to walk a different path than usual. We evolve into a more open, real and transparent person and in the end we get stronger, unique and express more confidence. The purpose of breaking with the fixed pattern is being able to show the real person that is inside and our unique character, without feeling insecure.

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