Quote by Linda Thomson

Freedom is knowing who you really are.

Freedom is knowing who you really are.

Summary

This quote suggests that true freedom comes from self-awareness and understanding one's true identity. When one knows their values, beliefs, strengths, and weaknesses, they can live authentically and make choices aligned with their authentic self. It implies that external circumstances or societal expectations do not define freedom, but rather the inner realization of one's own identity. Finding freedom in self-knowledge allows individuals to live a more purposeful and fulfilling life, liberated from the constraints of external influences or the need for validation from others.

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By Linda Thomson

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