Identity & Self-Concept
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Identity & Self-Concept: Becoming the Person Your Work Requires
You don’t get the life that matches your goals. You get the life that matches your identity. Identity work is the difference between people who stay where they are and people who actually move. This category is the manual.
What you’ll find on this page
2 subcategory deep-dives covering the territory of Identity & Self-Concept
40 hand-picked articles drawn from the full Abundance GPS library
How this category fits the Mind & Heart pillar and the CLARITI framework
An FAQ for the questions readers most often arrive with
The frame
Identity & Self-Concept is the engine room of CLARITI — the Construct identity step is upstream of every other change. You’re not changing what you do. You’re changing who’s doing it. The articles below treat that as the technical craft it is.
F.1 – The Person You Need to Become
Shadow Integration for the Person You Need to Become
F.5 – Worthiness & Self-Worth
An Identity-Level Approach to Worthiness and Self-Worth
How the Conditional Belonging Template Works in Pricing Conversations
Worthiness and Self-Worth for Mothers Building Businesses (Part 2)
Daily Practice for Shifting Your Relationship With Worthiness and Self-Worth
How Do I Know If My Worthiness Issues Are Affecting My Business?
The Apology That Lives Inside Your Pricing (Part 2)
The Integration Practice for Worthiness and Self-Worth
An Identity-Level Approach to Worthiness and Self-Worth (When the Identity Gap Is Large)
The Evidence-Based Truth About Worthiness and Self-Worth
Financial Sustainability and Self-Worth Are the Same Work (Part 2)
Is It Wrong to Want to Make More Money as a Healer or Coach?
Why Abundance Consciousness Alone Doesn’t Raise Rates (Part 2)
How Do I Know If I Have a Worthiness Deficit or Just an Underpricing Problem? (Part 2)
Worthiness and Self-Worth for Introverted Coaches Building a Practice
How Is Worthiness and Self-Worth Work Different from Regular Mindset Work?
The Mindset Reset Technique for Worthiness and Self-Worth
How the Conditional Belonging Template Works in Pricing Conversations (Part 2)
What Does an Evidence Log for Worthiness Work Actually Look Like? (Part 2)
Worthiness and Self-Worth for Mothers Building Businesses
A Morning Practice Targeting Worthiness and Self-Worth
How Do I Know If I Have a Worthiness Deficit or Just an Underpricing Problem?
Worthiness and Self-Worth for People Mid-Awakening
The Receiving Practice for Worthiness and Self-Worth
The Apology That Lives Inside Your Pricing
How Do I Know If My Worthiness Issues Are Affecting My Business? (Part 2)
A Step-by-Step Practice for Worthiness and Self-Worth
Why Abundance Consciousness Alone Doesn’t Raise Rates
Worthiness and Self-Worth vs Its Most Common Misdiagnosis (Part 2)
The Integration Practice for Worthiness and Self-Worth (When Progress Isn’t Sticking)
How Worthiness Work Changes What You Attract (Part 2)
5 Daily Practices for Shifting Your Worthiness and Self-Worth
A Step-by-Step Practice for Worthiness and Self-Worth (For the Long Haul)
Worthiness and Self-Worth Before and After the Identity Shift
How Is Worthiness and Self-Worth Work Different from Regular Mindset Work? (Part 2)
How Do I Stop Sabotaging Myself When Business Starts Going Well?
Working With Your Shadow Around Worthiness and Self-Worth
5 Daily Practices for Shifting Your Worthiness and Self-Worth (Part 2)
Working With Your Shadow Around Worthiness and Self-Worth (The Integration Turn)
The Mindset Reset Technique for Worthiness and Self-Worth (Speed Version)
Frequently asked questions
Isn’t identity work just affirmations?
No. Affirmations are repetition. Identity work is reconstruction — what you believe is true about yourself, what you allow, what you stop tolerating, what you start asking for.
How long until a new identity feels natural?
Three to six weeks of consistent embodiment is the typical window. The articles below tell you what consistent looks like.
What if I’m an imposter?
Everyone is, in the beginning of any new identity. The articles below normalize that and show you how to walk through it.
Inside the Abundance GPS community
Reading is one thing. Working with people who’re on the same path is another. Inside the Abundance GPS community on Skool, conscious entrepreneurs, coaches, and lightworkers do this work together — month by month, using the GPS+I cycle to turn breakthroughs into business outcomes. If anything on this page felt like it was written for you, come see what’s happening on the inside.
About David
David Cameron Gikandi was a creative consultant on The Secret and wrote A Happy Pocket Full of Money — the book millions of people credit with rewiring how they think about wealth, identity, and what life is actually for. Today he runs the Abundance GPS community, where conscious entrepreneurs and lightworkers do the inner work that makes the outer work finally pay.
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