Every day, without realizing it, you tell yourself a story about who you are. Some parts are true. Some are inherited. Some are outdated. And some quietly shape your destiny. Aligning our personal narratives with our deepest purpose and values helps us to have a more directed and intentional life. Changing the story changes theContinue reading “Rewriting Your Inner Story: How to Change the Narrative and Change Your Life”
Category Archives: Self-Evaluation
How to See Yourself Objectively (Even When It’s Uncomfortable)
Honest self-reflection, seeing our true selves, can feel threatening because it challenges the image that we have of ourselves now. It can often create conflict in how we confront flaws and past mistakes. It can also contradict our values, trigger vulnerability, and even fear of social consequences. All of which can hold us back fromContinue reading “How to See Yourself Objectively (Even When It’s Uncomfortable)”
The Power of Feedback and Continuous Reflection
Self-evaluation is not something we do and put away. It is a continuous cycle. I have always believed that evaluating ourselves is a solitary sport. However, with age, I have learned that it is essential to seek external feedback as part of the process. Our personal evaluations are subjective, based on our assessments, which areContinue reading “The Power of Feedback and Continuous Reflection”
Self-Directed Living – Turning Evaluation into Action
Let’s approach this topic as a workbook. You will find links to deeper exploration. If you really want to dig deeper into who you are, please take time to read these blogs. However, do not forget to come back and complete this section. We are building your story and momentum to move into 2026. ThisContinue reading “Self-Directed Living – Turning Evaluation into Action”