Incorporating Change into Your Identity
- Fully incorporate adaptability and growth into your core identity.
- When you derive self-worth from continuous learning and progress versus stability, change no longer disturbs a rigid sense of self.
- You expect occasional upheaval. Change becomes integral to who you are.
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In Change Proof, Adam Markel provides strategies to develop resilience in the face of life's inevitable changes. He offers principles and mindset shifts to embrace change as an opportunity for growth rather than resisting it.
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