18. Identity paradigm shifts | Rewrite your self-concept note 3/5

In these shaky times for the humanitarian world, a lot of us are having to reinvent ourselves and find new ways to be who we want to be amid challenging circumstances. We dive into four game-changing identity paradigm shifts that can totally transform the way you see yourself—and your role in the world as a humanitarian or development aid worker. We’re pulling from psychology, neuroscience, and coaching wisdom to shake up the usual ways you might think about who you are… and offer fresh, practical ways to reimagine it all. 

Here’s a sneak peek of what we cover: 

• It’s less about finding yourself and way more about creating yourself—on purpose, with future-you in mind (not just past-you).
• Who you need to be matters way more than what you want to have or what you have to do to get there. 
• You always have two identities wanting to run the show and take the mic. The power dynamic between the two is where it’s all at.
• Why you need to stop squeezing yourself into neat, limiting little identity boxes.

You’ll walk away with tools, real stories, and a fresh perspective that’s equal parts empowering and compassionate. This is your invitation to own who you are and who you’re becoming—one small (but mighty) decision at a time.
 
So grab your identity map from the last episode, and get ready to unlock new possibilities in your work, your relationships, and your growth.

>> Listen to previous episodes of the "Rewriting your self-concept note" series:
- Episode 16, 1/5: Identity in Rubble
- Episode 17 2/5: Map out your current identity

Plus: This week’s song recommendation for a boost of inspiration: “Dear Me” by Eric Hutchinson. 

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