Personal Truths vs Others’ Opinions

“Improve your Self from within so that other-people’s opinions are not superior to your truths.”

As stated in Theory of Self-Relativity:

“It’s self-improvement, not others-improvement.”

This means we must live a centered-self life from the inside-out, and not live contingent to other people’s opinion, acceptance, or validation. Although it is important to evaluate others’ opinions and statements about our Self, we shouldn’t live our lives purely based on what others are telling us or are expecting from us. The best way to ensure that we are self-improving correctly is for us to evaluate what we need to improve based on facts and evidence. When we accept facts over emotions or opinions, we can then truly improve our life regardless of what others think or how they evaluate us. As further stated in Self-Relativity:

“Facts shall set you free.”