Most people believe they know who they are.

They move through the world carrying a collection of

assumptions that feel solid and self evident.

They know what they believe. They know what they value.

They know what kind of person they are.  Or so it seems.

But if we pause for a moment and ask a simple question, something interesting happens.

Where did these beliefs come from?

Not the beliefs themselves, but the foundations beneath them.

The frameworks that determine how we interpret the world.

Very few people remember the moment they decided what success means.

Very few people remember consciously choosing the values that now guide their decisions.