Title: Why It's Important to Voice Your Opinions - More
Headings: Why It’s Important to Voice Your Opinions
Why It’s Important to Voice Your Opinions
Phase One: Dealing with Naysayers
Phase Two: Developing as an Individual
Phase Three: Becoming Blind to the Haters
Phase Four: Learning You're Not Infallible

Content: You'll learn far more about a person while discussing an emotional opinion than you'll ever learn through years of trivial conversations. You'll also start to learn more about yourself. Phase Two: Developing as an Individual
The more freely you begin to share your opinions on a variety of topics, the more defining your character will be, as mentioned in a recent Quora discussion. You'll start finding more and more people who see eye to eye with you, and you'll start to find people that you'll never see eye to eye with. You'll start to deeply understand yourself, what makes you tick, what really turns you off. And with these wonderful pieces of knowledge, you'll become a real individual, not just one lost in a sea of the masses. As discussed in a recent BBC article, your uniqueness can actually bring you further in life both professionally and personally. Phase Three: Becoming Blind to the Haters
Eventually, you'll be completely free from the fear of pissing people off or being seen as unpopular.