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EPISODE · Jan 11, 2026 · 17 MIN

Knowing and preserving your identity | It matters that you know this

from Dear Me - A Personal Development Podcast · host AboutDVoice | Omowumi

In this episode, I take you on a thoughtful journey into a quiet but dangerous issue, one that slowly creeps into our lives and erodes our sense of identity without us even realizing it.Not knowing who you are is more than confusion; it is a loss that affects how you think, live, and relate with the world around you. When identity is unclear, purpose becomes fragile, values become negotiable, and direction is easily lost.This episode explores why understanding your identity matters, how it shapes your decisions and relationships, and why it is something that must be consciously preserved and intentionally passed on. We discuss the subtle ways identity fades, the consequences of living disconnected from it, and the responsibility we carry to define and protect who we truly are.If you have ever questioned your sense of self, felt disconnected from your roots, or wondered what truly defines you, this conversation is for you.Phone/Chat: +234 8108723801Email: [email protected]

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