Being In-Tune With Your Individuality

Imagine having to fit yourself into a crowd of people, doing things that you don’t particularly want to do, wearing things that do not make you feel your best self, or indulging yourself in activities that you can’t be bothered with – only doing it all because you want to make space for yourself in a mould that was clearly never meant for you.

Some people tend to fear the idea of being different – the odd one out, the black sheep, etc. and yes it can be hard to be the one to stand out. You need courage and the confidence to put yourself out there. And unfortunately, some people think that is a hassle and would rather stick to being whatever the world wants them to be. Well, not everyone wants that – especially not people like TRAVIS.

As a man of many talents and revered in the entertainment industry, TRAVIS is aware of the power people can hold once they start investing in themselves and learning how to truly make the most of their potential.

One of the things that TRAVIS has noticed among people is the fact that they give too much importance to their ‘selling skills’. Being able to sell their service, product, or a persona they have built to meet the needs of others can seem like a valuable asset to most people, but TRAVIS believes that having the substance to back it up should be given more attention and priority.

In fact, he is firm in his beliefs – which is perhaps one of the reasons why he has been known to be different from most of the extraverts because he is more focused on building himself up, both externally and internally.

In addition to that, this has also led him to ignore and uninvite a lot of people when it comes to engaging in a social gathering, including digital socialising. A common misconception that a lot of people tend to think is that being extraversion means that those who have instilled this trait in themselves have to be inclusive at all times and must be the first ones to initiate any kind of conversation – which TRAVIS has proven wrong a number of times. He prefers preserving his valuable energy of interaction with people who are worth his time and those that can appreciate the individuality mindset he embraces.

There are a number of ways one can be in-tune with their own individuality. TRAVIS had his own ways that he had to find himself – and so can we.

It always starts with something simple. Try everything once atleast and stick to the things that actually make you feel good. This will eventually lead your interests to be authentic and something that is actually worth your time. Moreover, you should stop believing in all things that people tell you matter. Do not become a victim to honing and developing skills that society tells you are valuable, because if they do not bring you joy, they are not worth your time – which is why being true to yourself has a lot to do with indulging in this things that make you help you and encourage your personal growth to become a better version of yourself.