At some point, many of us start living a version of ourselves that isn't true. We take on roles like the “good daughter,” the “strong friend,” or the “always fine” person. These roles become so ingrained that we forget they were roles at all. They become our default settings, rather than choices we made. But what happens when we start to outgrow those roles? Increasingly, people are asking themselves this question, slowly (sometimes painfully) unraveling the habits and identi

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We live in a world where nearly every aspect of our lives, (what we watch, eat, drink, wear, buy, and even where we go), is dictated by a handful of mega-corporations and private investors. You might think you have choices, but the truth is that a small number of entities control the majority of the brands we rely on daily. These investment firms, like BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street, are so massive they control the global flow of money. For example, BlackRock alone man