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March
1, 2006
Who Are You, Really?
Interview
with Larry Ackerman, author of The
Identity Code
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Mike
Carruthers:
You've heard it all your life. You can be anything you want
if you aim high and work hard.
Larry Ackerman:
But the truth of the matter is that's a lie. You can't be anything
you want to be in this world. At the same time you have far more
potential than you know.
Larry Ackerman,
author of the book, The
Identity Code…
And that potential
is held in your identity and once you crack the code you begin
to see where you really can go and what does make sense for
you. And you let go many of the things that perhaps you've told
yourself that you have to do...you have to be a successful lawyer
or banker, no you don't.
So, how do you
determine that? Well Larry sets forth a set of questions to
ask yourself, like; "Who am I?" "What makes me
special,"and "is there a pattern to my life?"
It's the pattern
that comes when you understand the achievements of your life.
They could be tiny little things, they could be big things.
I remember when I was in second grade I was creating little
bears out of clay and for some reason that has always stuck
with me as a very proud moment in my life. Well, there are many
such moments in ones life and when you aggregate them and look
at them there's always a theme no matter how random they may
seem to be over the course of ten, twenty or even forty years.
Understanding that theme is what reveals the pattern.
So, it may be
worth taking a moment to figure out what your identity is, as
Larry defines it…
Identity is very
simply defined, as the unique characteristics that help us understand
our potential for creating value in this world.
At somethingyoushouldknow.net
I'm Mike Carruthers and That's Something You Should Know.
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