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Values often become slogans. Here I translate them into behaviors — how each value looks in real life.
For each value I write one daily habit and one boundary that enacts it, making values tractable. my self discovery part 2 pdf
I begin by naming the terrain I was given. Family narratives, cultural signals, early successes and failures, the limits set by language and belief — these are the soil and weather that shaped my earliest shoots.
Acknowledging this inheritance is not blame; it’s recognition. It helps me understand which parts of my operating system are mine and which are borrowed.
Look at the list of emotions below. Instead of saying "I feel bad," try to be specific. Values often become slogans
Body Scan Prompt: Close your eyes. Scan your body from your toes to your head. Where are you holding tension?
Describe in writing what your body is trying to tell you right now.
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Imagine it is five years from today. You have achieved your wildest dreams, but more importantly, you have become the person you wanted to be.
Interview with Your Future Self: Answer these questions as if you are your Future Self (5 years from now).
Self-discovery does not mean isolation. Part 2 often includes a “sharing covenant”—a prompt to share one page with a trusted friend or therapist. Ignoring this keeps you in the echo chamber of your own blind spots.