Your ancestry explains part of your story without owning the ending.

REFLECTION

WHAT THIS MEANS

Your background accounts for a lot, the advantages, the disadvantages, the temperament, the assumptions you started with. It does not account for the last chapter. People sometimes read their family history as a forecast, and that reading is doing a great deal of quiet work in how much they attempt. Origin is context, not conclusion.

Notice where you have used your history as an explanation for something you have not tried to change. Test one of those beliefs with a small experiment. Evidence from your own life outweighs inherited prediction.

A QUESTION TO SIT WITH

Which part of your story are you still writing yourself?

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