“Tell me about yourself”
What happens when you hear this from a person that wants to know more about you exness? You mind will tell a story of you. The story will be shaped according to the setting or the environment. If you are at a job interview, you will most likely talk about your education or similar past job. If you are at a parent/teacher conference and the teacher wants to know more about you. Your story will be shaped to tell how good of a parent you are or bragging about your child. There is nothing wrong with these stories, but how did these stories come about?
The mind creates a perception based on prior things that happened throughout life. As a baby, you had no story of you. You couldn’t even talk. All you could do was be an observer. You looked to your parents to understand the world. If they saw a spider and screamed, you learned that behavior. If you see a spider today you might scream. On the other hand if they said “hey look at that! It’s a daddy long-legs, isn’t that interesting.” You would not scream; you would find it interesting.
Experiences in child hood that we do not remember have a large impact on our life. When I began therapy I never understood the reason why they were so interested in my childhood. I was never taught that our brain is like a computer. It takes all of our experiences throughout life and builds a program. This program is frequently accessed to interpret the world that we perceive.
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