Dear readers, did you know that speaking your truth is a spiritual principle and practice?

In my new book, Your Truest Self: Embracing the Woman You Are Meant to Be, this concept makes up Transformational Truth #11: I Courageously Speak and Live My Truths represented by activist Frances Moore Lappe. How are you doing with this truth?

Each of us may have our reasons for being reluctant to give voice to what we think or feel—to speak our “truth.” As women, it appears that much of our struggle with truth telling may be sourced in our nurturing nature—our inborn desire to be peacemakers—as well as our personal desire to be liked and to get along well with others.

Speaking our truth can also be a matter of self-esteem. If we believe that the thoughts and feelings of others are more important than our own, then personal silence may prevail. Our self-esteem will remain low. As we journey more deeply into our truest self—a woman who is innately confident and courageous—our self-esteem soars, and we discover that our truth is, indeed, worth expressing.

So, I am eager to hear .... What keeps you from speaking your truth?

And just for the record, this is one truth I have personally struggled with a lot over the years. But I am making progress! Let's talk!

I believe that regardless of being a man or women, it does make a lot of changes if you have the courage to speak out your mind. It certainly does depend on the individual and the effects would definitely be no less if compared to male and female. In fact, we need to be confident of ourselves and you should carry no shame at all of how you are, and how you react on certain issues, you don’t have to tell lies to fit into the society, that’s just not right.

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