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Engage in hobbies and interests to foster a sense of identity from "summary" of REWIRE YOUR OCD BRAIN by CATHERINE M. PITTMAN AND WILLIAM H. YOUNGS

One way to develop a sense of identity is to engage in activities that you enjoy. Hobbies and interests can help you define who you are and what you value. When you participate in activities that bring you joy, you are reinforcing aspects of yourself that are important to you. By immersing yourself in your hobbies and interests, you are able to express your unique personality and talents. This can help you feel more confident and secure in who you are as a person. When you engage in activities that align with your values and interests, you are affirming your sense of self. Moreover, hobbies and interests can provide a sense of purpose and fulfillment. They can give you something to look forward to and motivate you to continue growing and developing as an individual. When you are actively pursuing your passions, you are investing in yourself and your personal growth. Additionally, engaging in hobbies and interests can help you connect with others who share similar passions. This can foster a sense of belonging and community, which are essential aspects of identity development. By surrounding yourself with like-minded individuals, you can feel validated and supported in your interests and values.
  1. Participating in activities that bring you joy and fulfillment can help you cultivate a strong sense of identity. By investing in your hobbies and interests, you are investing in yourself and your overall well-being. So, make time for the things that bring you happiness and fulfillment, as they can play a crucial role in shaping your sense of self.
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REWIRE YOUR OCD BRAIN

CATHERINE M. PITTMAN AND WILLIAM H. YOUNGS

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