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EPISODE · May 4, 2020 · 1H 10M

Who am I – Why it’s important to develop your personal identity

from The Positive View Podcast - Discovering the Power of Positivity in Life · host The Positive View Podcast

If you had to introduce yourself to a stranger who wanted to get to the heart of you, who would you say you are? If that stranger observed you for even just a few hours, is that the person she’d see? If you think maybe or definitely not, it may be time for some personal reflection and the creation of your personal identity statement. This week, Christy Murphy and Briana G. will discuss their experiences, insights, and the work that has helped them cultivate a positive view for their lives, recognize the importance of making positivity a part of their identity, and the importance of getting that statement on paper and into the world.  If you are looking to bring more positivity into your life, replace procrastination with action, or be part of a community working to make a positive impact on the world – the Positive View Podcast is for you.

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