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Episode 9: Why It Feels Hard To Be Authentic

Episode 9 of the SEEK Human Spaces podcast, hosted by SEEK Baruch, titled "Episode 9: Why It Feels Hard To Be Authentic" was published on September 4, 2023 and runs 30 minutes.

September 4, 2023 ·30m · SEEK Human Spaces

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Episode Notes

Authenticity is often oversimplified as "just be yourself" and everything will fall into place. But it's not that easy in reality. Sasha Pantzialas and Tanuja Ramchal explore why we struggle to be authentic.

Here's what's covered:

  • What it means to be authentic and the importance of creating stability within yourself
  • How capitalism and other systems keep you in a deficit mindset (not feeling "good enough")
  • The role higher education plays in influencing whether or not you show up authentically in your career
  • Why the identities you adopt can cause you to be in performance mode and create a false sense of community
  • How pain can be an impetus for challenging dehumanizing standards that get in the way of showing up authentically
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