Kathleen O'Brien reflects on questions of identity and what defines her sense of self. She believes that at her age, she is still exploring and learning from experiences to understand who she is. She sees herself as a kind, caring person who tries to put herself in others' shoes. Her job as a model in London is something that defines her identity. Close relationships with friends and family as well as impactful experiences like moving countries and balancing work with school have shaped who she is becoming. However, she is unsure how others perceive her due to being shy initially.
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Good day to all, I have updated brief about myself and I know as my career progress I will have many more experiences to add on my profile.
Looking for support and best wishes to achieve my dreams, Thanks.
We all have personal philosophy in life. It only depends
us how we are going to achieve our goals. No matter what your decision is, it's your choice that makes you great!
We all have personal philosophy in life. It only depends
us how we are going to achieve our goals. No matter what your decision is, it's your choice that makes you great!
Being transformed in your mind (Romans12) means rethinking your self image. Those who have placed their trust in Jesus are in Christ. This is a fundamental change. Our identity is now who we are in Christ. The New testament has many descriptions of who we are in Christ and we need to live on the basis of these statements and not by what the world tells us were are or should be.
Recognizing Our True Identity - Susan Fochlerrfochler
Slides for a talk given at Blazing Fire Church on May 31, 2014. The audio of the talk should be available soon. Go to http://blazingfire.podbean.com/ to listen to past talks. You can also subscribe via iTunes.
To understand and know who we are in Christ we need to know understand how God sees us. The problem is that most people have a false idea about what God is like that has been created by past experiences especially what they were taught or experienced as a child.To know the truth of who we are in Christ requires us to know the truth about what God is really like as revealed in the Scriptures and supremely in Jesus.
An encouraging talk by Lonnie Ellis about Father God's heart for His daughters. Given at Blazing Fire Church May 12, 2012. The podcast can be found at www.blazingfire.org
Living Life Discipleship Manual contains over 80 diagrams with “cheat sheets” explaining each diagram with an application section for the individual being discipled. Section titles are: Basics of Discipleship, Godship, Rejection, External/Internal, Problems, My Flesh, Repentance, Identity Matters, Accepting Your Righteousness, Extending Forgiveness, Seeking Forgiveness, Rest, Abide & Walk, and Love Life.
2. ? Who are you? Who is the real you? What makes you, you? Are you what you believe? Are you what you do? Are you what you have experienced? What does your identity mean to you and others around you? Who are you to other people?
3. The real me? I think at this age you are still trying to answer this question…which is why you experiment, rebel, maybe occasionally follow the rules, and do things that you learn from and you will obviously encounter regrets. I think so far I have learnt that I am a nice person and I care about peoples feelings-I always try and put myself in their position which always encourages me to do the right things(most of the time) I am genuine, I care what people think about me even though I try to not let it bother me. I love my job, which is defining me as a person-modelling in London. As you have to know who you are as a person to ensure they know as well. I love animals, I have an obsession with my best friend. And I love music. (good music) even though I believe this, many people may disagree.
4. What makes you, you? My job makes me insecure but at the same time make me love myself. My friends have had a big impact on who I am turning out to be for better or worse. My family have brought me up to be a good person and be respectful. When I moved from Canada to England-this definitely had a huge impact as I feel it knocked my confidence and made me grow up quicker. Many experiences like travelling a lot, and modelling in london forces me to be mature and organised as having college at the same time is hard to manage.
5. I have no idea what people think of me. I don’t think I make very good first impressions as I am shy most of the time so this could come across badey. But I think once you get to know me after a while people start to form different opinions, negative or positive.
