Igniting Souls Podcast with Kary Oberbrunner S1 Ep804: Why you should never write a memoir, without including this
6 snips
Feb 18, 2020 A deep dive into identity and the Creator-given “secret name” as a path to clarity. A thermostat metaphor shows how to reset your self-image and stop self-sabotage. Vulnerable stories reveal the power of honest storytelling and why memoirs should include universal, actionable threads. Practical advice for authors on making personal stories help a wider audience.
AI Snips
Chapters
Transcript
Episode notes
Three Step Identity Path
- Your Secret Name answers who you are by exposing birth name, given names, and the creator's intended name.
- Kary Oberbrunner teaches a three-step identity path: birth name, given name labels, then the secret name to reset self-image.
Self Image Acts Like A Thermostat
- You cannot outperform your self-image because you will self-sabotage to stay within that identity set point.
- Kary compares self-image to a thermostat and says you must intentionally raise that set point to change outcomes.
Kary's Personal Story Of Self Injury
- Kary shares his own vulnerable history: he used to cut himself and stutter, which he kept private for years.
- He felt God told him he didn't have to write the book but would miss a major blessing if he didn't share it.