Fake people have an image to maintain.
\nReal people have products to attain.<\/p>\n
Another way of saying,
\n“What other people think about you is none of your business.”<\/p>\n
Or, perhaps more eloquently,
\n“What other people think about you has more to do with them than you!”<\/p>\n
I feel very grateful for the opportunities I have had this lifetime for self-development and enhancement. Those opportunities have improved me considerably from a very inauspicious beginning.<\/p>\n
I consider two of the highest compliments I have received as follows. Three people have said to me, “You’re the most honest person I have met!”<\/p>\n
And my son once said to me, “You’re very comfortable in your own skin.”<\/p>\n
And while I know there is still work to be done polishing off rough edges, I have become a person I can like and I like others too.<\/p>\n
So don’t let the naysayers convince you people cannot change. It’s just not true!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Fake people have an image to maintain. Real people have products to attain. Another way of saying, “What other people think about you is none of your business.” Or, perhaps more eloquently, “What other people think about you has more to do with them than you!” I feel very grateful for the opportunities I have … <\/p>\n