Redominatelife

I’d define genuineness as the quality of being real, sincere, and consistent—both inwardly and outwardly. I am not  trying to manipulate how I am perceived or put on a false front; my words, actions, and motives align with my  true thoughts and feelings.

A few key parts of genuineness as a trait:

Authenticity – showing up as I am, not just how I think others want me  to be.

Sincerity – speaking honestly without hidden agendas or flattery for gain.

Consistency – behaving the same way across situations and people, which builds trust.

Openness – being willing to be vulnerable and let others see the real me.

It doesn’t mean I am  blunt or unfiltered about everything, but that even when I am  tactful or strategic, I am  still rooted in honesty and integrity.

Here’s one simple but powerful way you could practice being genuine today:

> Share one small, true thought or feeling that you’d normally keep to yourself — but do it kindly.

For example, if  asked how you’re doing and you usually just say “I’m fine,” you could say,
“I’m okay, but honestly I’ve been a little tired lately — thanks for asking.”

It’s small, it’s honest, and it’s respectful. That one moment of openness lets the other person see the real you and often deepens the connection.

Until next time.