“We are all made of stories. We are the stories we tell ourselves.”
What this quote means
Laurent Gaudé reminds us that our identity is shaped by the stories we tell ourselves and share. The narratives we create about ourselves give meaning to our lives and influence our choices. By becoming aware of this power, we can rewrite our own story, choose narratives that uplift us, and become the hero of our existence.
How to apply it daily
Write your personal story in three acts: past, present, and desired future. Identify the narrative that limits you and rewrite it to be more positive.
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