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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
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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.
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None
An “elastic” identity.
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Bon courage!
Bon courage!
Thank you! keavy @