How do you learn who you are?

You have to be willing to do it. No matter how old you are or how much you know, whoever does not want to learn does not learn to want. I myself have 30 years of media & work experience and 15 years of personal coaching expertise. That is 4622 coaching sessions together. And yet, I almost wrote. I almost wrote: and yet, but I mean: and that is precisely why I study at least one hour every day, read three books a week and follow a course or training a month. An important part of your learning process also consists of learning who you really are. Without a clear answer to that question, you will never know what you really want, how to achieve it and what job you will be happy in. To know who you are, you must first answer a number of nuisance questions that often prevent you from clearly seeing what your true you is. Such as: Who do people think you are? Who are you expected to be? Who were you before? Who do you want to be? Who do you think You Are? And who are you really? Ask the questions, find the answers and get to know yourself.