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The article argues that while many people define themselves by their jobs, relying too heavily on work as a core identity can be limiting and harmful. Although career-based identity can provide purpose, belonging, and motivation, over-identifying with work can lead to imbalance, burnout, and even an identity crisis if circumstances change. Instead, the author advocates for a more multi-dimensional identity, where work is just one part alongside relationships, health, values, and personal interests, which together contribute to a more stable and fulfilling sense of self.

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Olivia Mitchell