Self-knowledge is the cornerstone of human identity. - Deepstash
Self-knowledge is the cornerstone of human identity.

Self-knowledge is the cornerstone of human identity.

Without firm self-knowledge, it’s hard to construct a logical story of who we are, the story that would make our life experience and interaction with others. This skill is complex to master, and research suggests that only 10-15% of people are self-aware.

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