Everyone sees you differently.
Joris Jozef A. Plu
'Change your mindset so you can live the life you really need.' Pro Certified Lifo? Therapist / Business Consultant Vlerick Business School / Private Jet Talks
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Imagine our personalities as a kaleidoscope, each person turning the cylinder to reveal a unique pattern of colors and shapes. No two people see the exact same view, and each perspective is equally valid.
Some might see us as a beacon of hope, always radiating positivity and optimism. Others might perceive us as a grounded and practical person, always keeping our feet firmly on the ground. It's like we're a chameleon, adapting to our environment and the people around us.
Our past experiences, upbringing, and cultural background all contribute to the way we are perceived. A person from a different culture might see us through a completely different lens, interpreting our actions and behaviors based on their own cultural norms and values.
Even our physical appearance can play a role in how others perceive us. First impressions can be powerful, and our outward appearance can create certain expectations or assumptions about who we are.
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As we navigate different roles in life, our perception can vary significantly. As a parent, we might be seen as nurturing, protective, and wise. As a colleague, we might be respected for our skills, work ethic, and ability to collaborate. As a friend, we might be valued for our loyalty, support, and sense of humor.
As a lover or partner, we might be seen as passionate, caring, and understanding. Our romantic relationships often involve a deep level of intimacy and connection, allowing others to see a side of us that they might not reveal to others.
It's important to remember that these perceptions are subjective and can change over time. As we grow and evolve, so too does the way others see us. It's a constant dance between our internal selves and the external world, and the way we're perceived is just one piece of that intricate puzzle.
The beauty of human connection lies in the diversity of perspectives. Each person brings their own unique lens to our relationships, enriching our lives in countless ways. By embracing the complexity of our personalities and the diversity of perceptions, we can cultivate deeper and more meaningful connections with those around us.
But never forget in a very positive manner that you are a unique human being. And how people perceive you is on them. The most important thing is how you perceive yourself. You are unique, special... never forget that!
Love life... every day... and learn to live, if you don't already practise this, to live in the 'now'.