The Uncharted

To remain conscious of most decisions, if not to assess them all, demands a depth of self-awareness that often collides with an identity assigned to us at birth. The liberating act of detaching from the distant dogmas of tribalism proves difficult and demanding, especially when confronted with questions that reach beyond one’s community. From ethnocentrism to cognitive bias, every influence shapes how we perceive ourselves among those who, in turn, perceive us. This book explores the navigational insights required to sustain perception while rediscovering and realigning purpose within the self.