
Relatable right from the first page, The Authenticity Principle is an honest and thoughtful immersion into what it truly means to be ‘The Other’ and how happiness comes with embracing your true self with not only open arms, but an open heart. A definite must-read for all!
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About Ritu Bhasin
Ritu Bhasin didn’t always feel empowered to be an unapologetic, fiercely authentic leader. While she was highly successful and living the “corporate dream” in her early career, Ritu had a startling realization: the person she was in her day-to-day life bore little resemblance to her true self. Because of her experiences with racism and bullying, she found herself minimizing racial, religious, gender, and class-based aspects of her identity to “fit in” among circles where she felt she didn’t belong. And in doing this, she was profoundly unhappy.
After much soul-searching, Ritu decided to transform her life. She completed her MBA, left her corporate job, launched her own business, became a mindfulness practitioner and teacher, and dedicated her life to helping others become more empowered and inclusive. Most importantly, she committed to living as authentically as possible in all that she did going forward.
Connect with Ritu on Social Media
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This morning on @metromorning I weighed in on the recent racist incident at Starbucks. Listen below!… https://t.co/W7zIU8QO0t
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Uncovering your #authentic self is a life-long process—but it doesn’t have to be so daunting. Try this exercise!… https://t.co/NBMbBQu9iJ
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I love to travel, but travelling a lot for work can be tough on your body and mind. Here are my tips for staying he… https://t.co/7kcMKuxS6D
Being authentic feels amazing. It’s a liberating, freeing, and empowering way to live. But if you want to uncover your authentic self to live better, it can feel like a daunting, monumental task. “Who am I?” is a question that artists, philosophers, scientists, spiritualists, and other seekers have been pondering for millennia, and answering it is a life-long process—but it doesn’t have to be so daunting.