As with every journey or project, the best place to start is finding out where we are now. Which in this case means gaining a thorough understanding of who you are.
Most of us think of ourselves through the labels that have been donated to us by others. Some may be true; most should be tested because they tend to be based on the roles that we play each day: wife, son, mother, brother, friend, employee, manager, etc. These are easy tags to give people, but you have to look behind the descriptor and see the person who is deciding how that role should be played.
It is only by knowing who we are that we can know what we want to become. With this ...
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