Alter-egos allow a person the freedom to express something they don’t normally feel comfortable expressing. Similar to embracing your dark side, embracing your alter ego can give you a fresh perspective and boost of confidence in your own body and mind. It can be fleeting—or it can last a lifetime!
People with Alter Egos imagine themselves in the world of their dreams and reach their goals with the help of this alter ego. Most of the time the interests of the person and his/ her alter ego are the same and they try to develop these interests further with the help of the alter ego, whether as a confidence booster or a means of support.
The definition of Alter Ego:
a second self: as a :
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trusted friend
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the opposite side of a personality
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a different version of yourself
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a close friend who thinks or feels similarly to the way you think or feel
Do you have an Alter Ego?
I think so!
When does your Alter Ego come out?
When I’m in a really good mood and feel really exuberant! I feel like I have super powers and can run through walls. I sometimes attribute that to my alter ego.
Other times when I imagine myself doing something that seems challenging or too far off or to much work, I envision my alter ego doing it and pretty soon I’ve set the wheels in motion to do “it” myself.
Does your Alter Ego have a name?
Lola. And yes, I did name my last car Lola AND my dog Lola! Or maybe I just like the name Lola!
So whether you are a Bonnie or a Clyde, a Roxy or a Candy or a Lola, I hope your Alter Ego helps you achieve your dreams and a level of excitement and happiness you may not have otherwise achieved! 🙂
Share your Alter Ego story or your Alter Ego name in the comment box! Or ask your guests at the Thanksgiving Table if they have an Alter Ego and see what unravels!!!!
See the link for a full article
http://www.dailyhap.com/articles/why-you-need-an-alter-ego#.Vk6O-NBH3oA