Introductions are complicated. From the dreaded "tell us about yourself" during interviews to awkward greetings at dinner parties, any question that digs at "Who are you?" causes us to freeze— What do I say about myself? What makes me unique? Who AM I? For many of us, the default answer is what we do for work: I'm a researcher, a consultant, a project manager. In Western society, which takes great pride in career titles and pedigree, it's difficult to separate our core identity, who we truly are, from the person we show up as at work. What does it look like to step outside the lines of traditional self-labels and begin to look at ourselves as the complex, multi-faceted people that we are? In this episode, Lizzie Azzolino, founder of Until Now, a coaching and leadership development practice that partners with clients to design and manifest futures they want to be a part of, shares how the stories we tell about ourselves shape reality and empower us to find our most authentic self.