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The Subtle Signs You’re Losing Yourself And How to Find Your Way Back

Last updated: August 5, 2025 2:25 pm
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Reclaiming Your Inner Light: A Journey to Authenticity

Have you ever found yourself in a place where everything seemed perfect on the surface, yet something deep inside felt off? Despite ticking all the boxes of success, there’s a nagging feeling that your inner light is flickering, waiting to be acknowledged.

Many of us have had to suppress a part of ourselves to fit into societal norms or meet expectations. But when that essential part of who we are is pushed aside, our sense of aliveness diminishes, leaving us feeling disconnected and unfulfilled.

I can relate to this struggle. Despite a prestigious law career and financial stability, I felt my light dimming. I made the courageous decision to listen to my inner voice and follow a path that resonated with my true self.

This inner conflict is not unique to me. It’s a societal trend reflected in the declining levels of employee engagement globally, known as “The Great Gloom.” Many individuals are experiencing a disconnect between their purpose and performance, leading to a sense of disengagement and lower morale.

Recognizing when your light is fading is the first step towards reclaiming it. Here are some practical ways to fight for your inner light:

Start Noticing What Feels Off

Pay attention to moments of emotional dissonance and observe your physical and emotional responses. Question the meaning behind your work and reflect on whether it aligns with the person you want to become.

5 Ways to Fight for Your Light

1. Recognize that you don’t have to make drastic changes overnight. Reclaim your agency and shift from autopilot to intention.

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2. Listen to the subtle pull of your intuition and reflect on the parts of yourself you may have muted to fit into your current life.

3. Practice micro soul work by spending time each day reconnecting with your true self through journaling, reflection, and movement.

4. Identify and challenge the invisible rules you’re following that may be limiting your authenticity.

5. Reignite your creative courage and start expressing your soul through creative outlets, no matter how small or seemingly insignificant.

Remember, the journey to reclaiming your inner light is not about escaping your current reality but expanding into a more authentic version of yourself. It’s about returning to that light within you, making it the place you live from every day.

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