In the story of your life, you are the central
character. But are you the protagonist who takes the reins, the villain who
sabotages their own path, or the spectator who watches without acting? This
role is not fixed: it changes according to your decisions, your internal dialogue,
and how you face challenges. However, identifying your predominant role will
help you understand what drives you and what holds you back.
Life is a play where decisions, or the lack
thereof, shape your destiny. Being the protagonist means leading your story.
Being the villain means acting out of pain or guilt. Being the spectator means
letting life pass by. And most importantly: you can change your role if you
decide to rewrite your script.
How to Identify Your Role
How to Become the Protagonist of Your Life Again
If you feel your life is directionless or you keep
sabotaging yourself, a therapeutic process can help you find clarity. Therapy
is the space where you can discover what role you are playing and how to
rewrite your story to become the true protagonist.
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