We all wear masks. Some we slip on so often we forget they’re even there. The “I’m fine” mask. The “I’ve got it all together” mask. The “nothing bothers me” mask. Each one designed to protect us, to fit in, to keep life smooth and safe. They’re not bad — they once served a purpose— but over time, those masks start to feel heavy...and exhausting! They keep you from being seen for who you really are. And when you hide behind the mask, people get to know the person you present,