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Does anyone really want you to "be yourself"?

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truity.com

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New at the Truity blog: Is your authentic you important? Being ourselves is much more difficult than

[Truity]( New at the Truity blog: Is your authentic you important? [Why nobody wants the authentic you]( Being ourselves is much more difficult than it seems. We’re constantly bombarded by external factors and people who want us to say this, act like this, be like that. How many times has someone got in your face about something they perceived as a shortcoming on your part? We live in the age of authenticity where the driving force is the choice to let your true self be seen by the outside world – no apologies. So, why does no one care about who you really are? [Read More]( [Five Reasons Why You're Losing Exceptional Managers]( Retaining your top managers should be an ongoing priority - not only are they expensive to replace, your employees will feel the loss of a supportive manager like a wound. Yet many companies don't have the first idea why their long-serving, long-suffering managers are leaving. If you think it's about money, then you couldn't be more wrong. In fact, it's a company's fierce urge to fit every manager into the same box that's driving the best managers away. Here are the five main reasons why good managers may be quitting your company, and what you can do to buck the trend. [Read More]( [Truity]( 21999 Del Puerto Canyon Road Livermore CA 94550 USA No longer want to receive these amazing, insightful, incredibly enlightening emails? Well, to each his own. Click below to... [UNSUBSCRIBE]( [Unsubscribe]( | [Change Subscriber Options](

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