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Keavy McMinn
February 09, 2016
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How to mend a broken identity
Keavy McMinn
February 09, 2016
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@keavy Webstock 2016 Keavy McMinn
@keavy Webstock 2016 Keavy McMinn
Identity as a wife
Identity as an athlete
None
None
None
None
Others may see you through their own view of your
identity.
Others may see you through their own view of your
identity.
Personal Record!!!
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It takes a community.
You don’t need to be tough to get through a
tough situation.
You don’t need to be tough to get through a
tough situation.
Respond to yourself with curiosity.
It’s useful to be a little pessimistic.
It’s useful to be a little pessimistic.
It’s useful to be a little pessimistic.
Component parts of the athlete identity.
Component parts of the athlete identity.
Danger in over-identifying with one identity.
None
None
An “elastic” identity.
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Bon courage!
Bon courage!
Thank you! keavy @