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EPISODE · Jul 26, 2025 · 29 MIN

#034 - How Childhood Shapes Who You Are Today - Identity Crisis Explained

from The Journey Beyond Podcast · host Tim Altenhofen

Dive into the fascinating world of identity work with me on this transformative episode of the Journey Beyond Podcast! Explore Erik Erikson’s eight phases of identity development and uncover how your childhood, adolescence, and relationships shape who you are. From navigating identity crises to reprogramming limiting beliefs, I reveal why self-discovery is a lifelong journey and how coaching can guide you to your true self. Ask yourself, “What makes me truly me?” and join us to find out! Perfect for anyone seeking personal growth, psychological insights, and a deeper understanding of their identity. 🌱✨Key Moments:00:00 - What Is Identity Work?04:23 - Erik Erikson’s 8 Phases Explained09:09 - How Childhood Shapes Your Identity17:29 - Surviving the Adolescent Identity Crisis27:11 - Relationships & Identity in Adulthood36:38 - Midlife: Reflecting on Your Contributions42:54 - The Lifelong Path to Self-Discovery🎙️ Subscribe now for weekly insights on personal development and psychology!#Identity #SelfDiscovery #PersonalGrowth #Psychology #EricErikson

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