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Is Your Self-Identity Limiting Your Potential? | Vusi Thembekwayo on Impact Theory

2020

Identity is all around you. Whether you’re consuming social media, reading a book, streaming a new series online, or having a conversation with a friend or family member, you are receiving signals from the world that shape your self-identity. See more...

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Self-Limiting Beliefs