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EPISODE · May 5, 2026 · 35 MIN

The Identity Trap: How the Work You Do Became Who You Think You Are

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What if the identity you’ve been building your entire career has actually been quietly imprisoning you?In this solo episode of The Expansion Room, psychotherapist, wellness coach, and psychospiritual guide Shervon Laurice gets deeply personal about one of the most invisible traps high-achieving leaders and entrepreneurs fall into: letting what you do define who you are.This isn’t just a business conversation. It’s a soul conversation. Whether you’re a healer, a coach, a CEO, or a creative, this episode will help you see the labels you’ve unconsciously adopted, understand why they feel so hard to release, and begin the inner work of separating your identity from your output.In this episode, you’ll explore: Why high achievers are most vulnerable to identity collapse · How your nervous system gets wired to perform a role · What it truly means to know yourself outside of what you produce · The first step to rebuilding an identity rooted in soul, not just successThis is part one of a two-part solo series on identity, becoming, and the inner work that no business strategy can do for you.#IdentityShift #SoulpreneurLife #TheExpansionRoom

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