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#245 What Solving True Crime Cases Taught Detective J. Warner Wallace About Life

The Alisa Childers Podcast

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Exploration of Identity Formation and Stability Through Life Changes

Identity can be formed in one of three ways: from the outside in, looking externally at one's surroundings and affiliations; from the inside out, by focusing on innate desires and attributes; or by placing identity in a transcendent entity like God to minimize change. External identities can be vulnerable to theft or changes in career, while internal identities are subject to changes in desires and strengths over time. Placing identity in something beyond circumstances or desires, such as faith in God, can offer stability amidst life changes. In times of career transitions or traumatic events, individuals often grapple with questions of self-worth and identity, seeking to find a sense of self amidst challenges. The process of identity formation is complex and influenced by various attributes of human nature, contributing to personal growth and well-being, as explored in this book through crime stories and personal reflections.

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