Here are the 4 ways to embrace your own swag:


1. Trust your instincts

Everyone has an opinion about how you should do a particular
task; that doesn’t mean you should listen. Your instincts come
from your animal ancestors from thousands of years ago, and
you have them for a reason. Deep down, you know when you
should listen to someone and when you should embrace your
swag.
Learning to trust your decision-making ability based on feelings is
a hard thing to master. Feeling your way through life without
utilising logic goes against what we are taught in school and
college. Every problem is supposed to have an answer, isn’t it?
Wrong.
Predicting your future is never going to happen. There are a ton of
studies that show how your gut instinct is worth acknowledging
and is generally right for you. When something feels right, like the
way you bowl, embrace it and love that you have your own
style.


2. Your swag is you

I’m not sure why, but we humans seem always to want to be
everyone else but ourselves. What’s so horrible about the way we
are?

“There’s nothing wrong with you and the things that make you
different are where the coolness lies”

Part of the challenge is that we think we have to follow a path that
has previously been traveled. We don’t. The path we choose in life
comes down to what is right for us individually. There are millions
of ways to do almost anything so don’t feel like you have to do it
like everyone before you.
There are times when it’s good to mirror other people’s success
and then there are times to just make up the story as you go
along. I prefer to make my own future and then change the world
through what I believe that can be somewhat extreme.
Whether it’s a sport like bowling or the way you make money, do
it using your own swag. Love your swag and how out of control
it can be at times. Swag it out and be proud of who you are right
now, and who you’re becoming thanks to all of the growth and
personal development you are engaging in.

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