What’s worse, it can be deceptive. Get too wrapped up in your own vanity, and you start believing absurdity not only looks normal, but it looks good.
Think of all those “reality” people. They get paid to have cameras follow them around, so they get used to their image being objectified. They think all the attention is flattering, no matter how absurd they are, because the attention is incessant regardless.
It’s a twisted cycle, and the lesson must be to stay wary of too much focus on your image, as it can warp right under your nose.
Fox Michaels is a Certified Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Practitioner from the Academy of Modern Applied Psychology. He is an intuitive leader with more than 15 years experience as a trainer. In his spare time, Fox writes the ongoing blog Like a Fox!, where he shares his fun, joyful approach to life and love, as his own way of contributing to the Human Potential Movement. When not reading from his library full of personal development books, you can find Fox enjoying the cinema perks of being on AMC’s A-List, and also working to make sure that he’s the most stylish man on his own Instagram page. Feel free to check out if he's succeeding with that @foxmichaels.
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