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Finding Your True Voice: The Power of Self-Expression
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Finding Your True Voice: The Power of Self-Expression Most of us say what others want to hear, not what’s truly in our hearts. Over time, we lose touch with our own voice—our essence. But self-expression is not just a gift, it’s our purpose. In The Possible You seminar, Rabbi Yom Tov Glaser guides participants to break free from societal expectations and speak from their souls. Creativity, music, art, and innovation all flow from authenticity. This isn’t about being loud—it’s about being you. Don’t die with your words unsaid. Don’t die with your song unsung. #SelfExpression #ThePossibleYou #RabbiYomTovGlaser #Authenticity #PersonalGrowth
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Self-expression is the essence of human
existence. You're called a mandabad,
someone who
speaks. But unfortunately, most of us
have learned to speak from the youngest
ages based on what people want to
hear. And so, it's not really self
expression. It's expression, but it's
not
self-expression. Most people wouldn't
even know what they want to say.
They've so many years said what everyone
wants to hear it that they don't even
know what they would say if they had the
chance to
say. God created the world that people
would be fully self-expressed. That's
the way it's supposed to work. It's
called
creativity. All the artists, all the
musicians, all the business innovators,
it's all based on self-expression.
Self-expression is the hallmark of
humanity. In the possible you, we
finally get the courage to stop saying
what everyone wants to hear and start
speaking from our
essence. No, you're not going to wind up
saying crazy stuff or going in uh purple
polkadotted t-shirts. There's a certain
level of appropriateness in the way we
express ourselves, but it's ourselves we
express. And when you're fully
self-expressed, you left nothing unsaid.
You don't go to bed at night thinking,
you know, if I had only said this, if
I'd only said that, if I had only shared
myself, if I had only shared my love.
Don't die with your words
unsaid. Don't die with your song unsung.