4 Things Authentic People Do
We all know someone who seems to be very genuine and authentic and live a very happy life. It is sometimes difficult to comprehend what they do to get there. WeÕve done the research, and here are four things that these people do that you might want to consider doing in the future. 
They Are in Integrity With Their True Self 
Authentic people are genuine, real, and mostly, in integrity with themselves. They donÕt try to be someone they are not or please people they donÕt know. They, in some ways, know that they are unique but accept that aspect of themselves. For them, being different is not an issue nor something they thrive to be; they are just themselves. 
They Do What the Love
Authentic people also love doing what they enjoy and donÕt try to copy othersÕ ideas for the sake of being successful. Their success comes from doing what is in their heart, what drives them, as opposed to what inspire others or the majority. When you do the things that you love, you are being authentic, you are exposing the best version of yourself, and thatÕs why it is fulfilling. 
They Are in Tune With Their Inner Child
Another way to reconnect with your true and authentic self is to rediscover your inner child, the one that didnÕt care about what others thought. Try to be more like your inner child and awaken that aspect of you that you knew when you were young, but somehow, youÕve disconnected from growing up. Take the time to play again, to make mistakes, forgive and try something else. DonÕt be afraid to be vulnerable and do what your heart tells you to do, no matter what others may think. And most of all, learn to live in the present moment.
They DonÕt Compare Themselves With Others 
One of the best ways to connect with your authentic self is to stop comparing yourself to others. When you compare yourself to others, you automatically feed a belief that you should be like others, that being yourself is not enough. This limits you from being yourself and making it OK. Most of us often compare ourselves to others because we have that belief that others have it better than us. This can transform into envy or jealousy. 


