Would you use a CV you wrote ten years ago to apply for a job today?
Probably not.
It might all be true, but it wouldn't tell the whole story of who you've become.
Yet how many of us are still living by an outdated CV of ourselves?
I'm not confident. I'm the quiet one. I'm not creative. I've never been that kind of person.
Somewhere along the way, observations become labels. Labels become identities. And identities become rules about what we believe we're capable of.
In this episode of Seen. Not Defined., we explore how the stories we tell ourselves, and the stories other people continue to tell about us, can quietly shape our opportunities, relationships and sense of possibility.
Because while we're encouraged to grow, we're not always very good at updating our understanding of who we are, or allowing other people to do the same.
What if being authentic doesn't mean staying the same? What if some of the things you've always believed about yourself are simply out of date?
This week, I'm inviting you to reconsider one sentence you've been using to define yourself.
You don't have to erase your past or reinvent your personality.
Perhaps you just need to add two words.
Subject to change.
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