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Other signs include:

  • A sense of self-importance, exaggerating their achievements and talents
  • A preoccupation with fantasies of success, power, or brilliance
  • A belief that they’re more special or unique than others and should only associate with other high-status people
  • Envy of others or the belief that others are envious of them
  • Insisting they have the best of everything
  • Feeling they deserve privileges and special treatment

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“Turn letting go of the past into a “must”

The first step is to acknowledge what is holding you back and think about why you must move on. What exactly are you holding on to – a failed relationship? A slight from a friend or family member that you just can’t get over? Do you need to forgive someone – either in person or in your own heart – so that you can let go of anger and step into a more peaceful state?

Once you have identified why letting go of the past is so difficult, ask yourself: “What are the reasons that I absolutely must move beyond this?” How will your life change when you learn how to move on from the past? How will it change the trajectory of your relationships and help you stay connected with your partner? And how will you feel in this new chapter of your life?”

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It can feel like “influencer culture” is filled with meaningless or overhyped content because its primary focus is often on visibility, virality, and monetization, rather than substance or genuine connection. Some reasons people criticize influencer culture include:

  1. Inauthenticity: Many influencers project a curated, often unrealistic version of their lives, leading to skepticism about their intentions or authenticity.
  2. Oversaturation: The market is flooded with influencers promoting similar products, leading to a sense of repetition or insincerity.
  3. Shallow Content: Quick, viral content often prioritizes aesthetics over depth, leaving audiences craving more meaningful or educational material.
  4. Manipulative Marketing: Some influencers focus solely on monetization, promoting products or services they don’t genuinely care about, which erodes trust.
  5. Cultural Impact: The emphasis on wealth, beauty, or fame as aspirational can feel damaging or unrelatable to many.

However, the key is finding those whose values and content align with your own interests and expectations.

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“Right Intention is the practice of being mindful of how our aspirations shape the way we think and act.”

— Buddhist Tradition

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“Intention is a way of being in the world. Being intentional also means being aware of your ‘why’—your purpose, your reason for doing what you’re doing. It means aligning your actions with your values—what’s important to you. It’s a source of meaning and a source of strength. It allows you to see the big picture.”

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“It’s likely that narcissistic personality disorder is caused by several factors, such as environmental circumstances (including the child-parent relationship) and genetics.”

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“The above research concluded that differences in emotion regulation predict whether we blame ourselves for our mistakes and misfortunes or we blame others. Specifically:

When experiencing negative emotions, poor emotion regulators are more likely to assume other people are responsible for their own bad choices.

Blaming others appears to reduce a person’s own negative emotions (e.g., anger, guilt, shame). This may explain why poor emotion regulators prefer to point fingers at others rather than hold themselves responsible.”

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