Self-Authorship
Self-Authorship is a kind of mind-framing, which states that we can discard all the instructions and behavioural patterns we learned since childhood, and create our own belief system and identity.
We are released from what others think of us and can define our own goals, crafting a unique life without using the blueprint of society.
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