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You’re Not Who You Think (And That’s a Gift)

You’re Not Who You Think (And That’s a Gift)

Why your “authentic self” is mostly fear and conditioning and how to become someone better

Your authentic self is mostly fear and conditioning wearing a confident face. A bracing argument that the person you are is less fixed, and less sacred, than you think, and that this is good news.

By Rob Henke

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