How to Remain True to Yourself
How to Remain True to Yourself
by Kimberley Cohen
What does being true to yourself really mean?
It means being able to be "you". The real you, whether you’re at the office or at home, or with friends or family, or with your partner or children, or with co-workers or your boss, or even with someone you don’t even know, you can be you.
The question then is, do you know who you are? This is one of the age old questions, "Who are you?"
Sometimes we don’t recognize when we aren’t being ourselves because we’re so accustomed to being a certain way around people or in situations, that it’s like a security blanket without which we feel lost.
In a sense we become like chameleons, changing our ways, instead of our colour, to fit in or adapt to situations that we believe requires us to be different than who we really are.
I was driving on the highway the other day and a sign said, "Enjoy Your Commute". I thought to myself, "Thank-you, I am", and not just the road I was driving on, but the road of life. 
