Roman Simon on Nostr: In the environments I grew up in, showing off was considered bad and shameful. "Stay ...
In the environments I grew up in, showing off was considered bad and shameful. "Stay humble and low-key," they taught me. And I lived as an invisible background character for most of my life.
When I started achieving bigger goals, my habit of staying low-key was so ingrained in my mindset that I pretended to be a common, mediocre person. "I don't need to show off or attract attention; it's shameful," I thought. "If I am something, I don't need to brag about it."
But the world is moving faster than ever now. The Internet has given everyone the opportunity to become better and to show the world who they really are. This allows people to connect and achieve bigger things together. And we need to do it — to present ourselves in the best possible light, attract attention, and cooperate, to collaborate and create the world we want to live in.
You are a unique individual. You have strengths that may change the world. And to find like-minded people, you need to attract attention. Don't be ashamed — show everyone who you really are!
When I started achieving bigger goals, my habit of staying low-key was so ingrained in my mindset that I pretended to be a common, mediocre person. "I don't need to show off or attract attention; it's shameful," I thought. "If I am something, I don't need to brag about it."
But the world is moving faster than ever now. The Internet has given everyone the opportunity to become better and to show the world who they really are. This allows people to connect and achieve bigger things together. And we need to do it — to present ourselves in the best possible light, attract attention, and cooperate, to collaborate and create the world we want to live in.
You are a unique individual. You have strengths that may change the world. And to find like-minded people, you need to attract attention. Don't be ashamed — show everyone who you really are!