Becoming Who You Are Tue, 26 May 2026 22:07:07 -0400 en-us © 2026 Becoming Who You Are yes 713f7e6b-6493-539f-b568-ad355d7fb373 ajmorris1292@gmail.com Aaron Morris episodic false Becoming Who You Are is a podcast about identity, perception, self-awareness, and personal responsibility. Each episode explores how your thoughts, memories, emotions, and expectations shape the way you see yourself and the world around you. Through psychology, philosophy, and honest reflection, this show challenges you to question the stories you live by and become more conscious of who you are becoming.

]]> Buzzsprout (https://www.buzzsprout.com) Aaron Morris ajmorris1292@gmail.com https://storage.buzzsprout.com/764jqrlct5bn19i1vbko2ma6s3lr?.jpg Becoming Who You Are The Shape Of Thought The Shape Of Thought You don’t see reality. You see a story shaped by memory, emotion, and expectation.

In this video, we explore how your brain uses categories, past experiences, and subconscious comparisons to construct the world around you, and even your own identity.

From the way you see a stranger on the street, to the stories you tell yourself about who you are… everything is filtered through mental shortcuts you didn’t even know you were using.

This isn’t just psychology. It’s a deeper challenge: a call to take responsibility for how you see, how you think, and how you live.

 Topics covered:

Associative memory and perception
Heuristics and subconscious pattern recognition
Identity as a symbolic narrative
How your internal world shapes your external experience
Why your thoughts are comparisons, not facts

 If this resonated with you, consider subscribing. 

]]> You don’t see reality. You see a story shaped by memory, emotion, and expectation.

In this video, we explore how your brain uses categories, past experiences, and subconscious comparisons to construct the world around you, and even your own identity.

From the way you see a stranger on the street, to the stories you tell yourself about who you are… everything is filtered through mental shortcuts you didn’t even know you were using.

This isn’t just psychology. It’s a deeper challenge: a call to take responsibility for how you see, how you think, and how you live.

 Topics covered:

Associative memory and perception
Heuristics and subconscious pattern recognition
Identity as a symbolic narrative
How your internal world shapes your external experience
Why your thoughts are comparisons, not facts

 If this resonated with you, consider subscribing. 

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