Key points
Our sense of self is made up of multiple roles, not a single fixed identity.
Many of our behaviors are driven by learned survival strategies, not true preferences.
Conscious choices allow us to act from authenticity rather than automatically performing roles.
Identity can be reshaped by noticing old patterns and responding differently in relationships.
If I took away your name, your job, your nationality, your personality type , and everything you use to describe yourself… would “you” still feel like you?
Most people pause here.
skull Source: Pixabay/Pete Linforth
Maybe because they have never actually met the part of themselves that exists without the labels.
And this is where most of our problems begin. We spend our entire lives protecting identities we did not

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