Of course. But see, "being yourself" isn't necessarily a "just"
   situation:

   If being yourself includes self-betterment, growth, progress,
   intellectual expansion, emotional maturity, learning, passion,
   striving towards humility, honesty, steadfastness....

   .. then over time, you become someone worthy of emulation.

   I believe you may think "being yourself" = No Change.

   But I'm seeing "being yourself" as: Working on yourself with an
   eye towards being a better you than you were yesterday, NOT with
   an end-goal of becoming a role model for others, but for
   becoming the best you that you can possibly be.

   From that strengthened CORE, exudes role-model-worthiness.