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Major changes often begin long before we see them outwardly. They first manifest in our thoughts, desires, decisions, and in the way we perceive our own lives. In this video, you'll learn about five signs that indicate you're undergoing inner change and entering a new phase of life. You'll understand why your old life suddenly doesn't feel right anymore, why new desires arise, and why you begin to choose yourself and your surroundings more consciously. This video invites you to observe your own development attentively and to view change not only as uncertainty but also as an opportunity for a new path. The 5 Signs: 1. Your old life no longer feels right. 2. New desires emerge. 3. You stop trying to please everyone. 3.1. You choose your environment more consciously. 4. You want to change your environment and your appearance. 5. New possibilities appear. Psychological concepts and research on identity, motivation, and life changes served as a complementary foundation: Hazel Markus & Paula Nurius – Psychologists and researchers, Stanford University and University of Michigan, 1986 – “Possible Selves”: Describes how ideas about the future self are linked to hopes, desires, goals, and motivation. (New desires and a new direction in life). Richard M. Ryan & Edward L. Deci – Psychologists and researchers of human motivation, University of Rochester, 2000 – “Self-Determination Theory and the Facilitation of Intrinsic Motivation, Social Development, and Well-Being”: Examines self-determination, personal development, and autonomous motivation. (Less dependence on the opinions of others and more conscious personal decisions). ...``` - Cornelia Wrzus, Martha Hänel, Jenny Wagner & Franz J. Neyer – Psychological Research on Personality and Social Relationships, 2013 – “Social Network Changes and Life Events Across the Life Span”: A meta-analysis of changes in social networks and life events. (You choose your environment more consciously). Russell W. Belk – Consumer and identity researcher, University of Utah, 1988 – “Possessions and the Extended Self”: Describes how possessions and external things can be connected to one's identity. (Home, clothing, and external changes as expressions of self-image). #Self-Confession #Change #NewBeginnings #PersonalDevelopment #SelfReflection #Awareness #NewPhaseOfLife