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Our upbringing and environment shape our identity from "summary" of The Ten Types of Human by Dexter Dias

The way we are raised and the environment in which we grow up play a significant role in shaping who we become. Our childhood experiences, interactions with family members, teachers, and peers, as well as the cultural and societal norms that surround us, all contribute to forming our identity. These early influences can have a lasting impact on our beliefs, values, behaviors, and attitudes. As we navigate through life, we carry with us the lessons and impressions that were imprinted on us during our formative years. The relationships we develop, the challenges we face, and the opportunities we encounter continue to shape and mold our sense of self. Our upbringing acts as a foundation upon which our identity is built, influencing our decisions, ambitions...
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