"Who am I?"

"What is my story about?"

"What makes me me?"

These are the questions we ask ourselves at any stage of our career. It would seem that who, if not us, knows who we are. But sometimes it is so difficult to find yourself under all the events of our career, as well as under the norms surrounding us, expectations, problems, fears, requirements of employers, our own dreams and our own mistakes, after all.

Very often we don’t see something about ourselves, we don’t realize it, but we consider something so familiar that we don’t attach any importance to it.

Perhaps our identity has merged with our current activity or position, and we have long been bogged down in a formula like “I = my current job” and have no idea who we are outside of this formula.