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In THE WRITTEN ADDICTION [which is one of workplace mental health promoter Samuel Ali's many finds] the author, Ben, talks about how his beliefs influenced him in his 5 October post BEING TRUE TO SELF:
ReplyDelete"“In a sense, I was never a real person. Or, at least I was not a real person at that time. I was a stupid kid. I was the sum of all my external descriptions which meant that I was a hoodlum or criminal or convict or thief. I was the idea that I was learning disabled and so therefore, at best, I would never be able to be a successful member of society. Meanwhile, none of this was me. None of this was true—however, there was a belief system that told me this was true, which means this has to be true.”"