A person often wears 'armor' to protect themselves. This armor can be a way of acting or thinking. Taking off this 'armor' means showing who a person truly is. This process helps a person rediscover themselves.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A person often wears 'armor' to protect themselves.
This armor can be a way of acting or thinking. Taking off this 'armor' means showing who a person truly is. This process helps a person rediscover themselves.
People often act strong or in control. This is like wearing 'armor'. The armor protects a person from showing feelings. It can also stop a person from feeling certain things. Taking off the armor means being vulnerable. Vulnerability is not a weakness. It is a way to find out who a person is inside.
A manager always acts confident and never shows doubt. This is the manager's 'armor'. When the manager retires, the manager struggles. The manager must learn to live without the 'armor'. The manager needs to find the person underneath the strong image.
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A person often wears 'armor' to protect themselves. This armor can be a way of acting or thinking. Taking off this 'armor' means showing who a person truly is. This process helps a person rediscover themselves.