Identity is a story invented about oneself from early decisions and patterns taken on to succeed or cope—the source of strong suits.
Identity can become a story we made about ourselves from early decisions. Ways of coping or succeeding turn into familiar claims about who we are.
Those patterns may support real strengths. They can also narrow what seems possible if an old conclusion is treated as permanent. We can value what the story helped us do while asking whether it still describes all that is available now.
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