SOBRE ESTE EPISÓDIO
Is identity a fact or a social construct? In this episode, Meeks attempts to define identity as knowledge of oneself - i.e., an individual, sentient, created being that has a purpose. From that definition, he invites the listener to develop their own identity paradigm from a religious, personal, and professional perspective - preferably in that order - to help them find fulfillment.
To begin the journey of fulfillment and legacy building, Meeks encourages the audience to ask 3 questions: How do I identify myself now? How would I like to identity in future? How do I truly (or other people) identify myself? Hopefully, this pod and exercise will get you to ask more questions that round up your identity.
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