Defining Authenticity
- Authenticity is being true to yourself: But if the ‘self’ is changing, how is one authentic to the past, present or future self at the same time?
- Authenticity is being sincere: It is about saying what we mean, and meaning what we say.
- Authenticity is being true to your values: If one has an ingrained value, one cannot sabotage it.
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