Changing times require you to continually question your processes, procedures, mind-set, and attitudes. The only constant in times of change might be your purpose and principles; everything else needs to evolve based on the changing world around you.

Scope eludes my grasp, there is no finality of vision, …tomorrow a new walk is a new walk. —A. R. AMMONS, “CORSONS INLET”

It had that paradoxical quality of mutability combined with recognizability:

To be human is to be mutable. To be capable of change. To be indeterminate. To know growth.

The point is this: identity needn't be set in concrete. New information can guide us from one status to another in this model of identity. In fact, Theo Klimstra, PhD, associate professor at the Tilburg School of Social and Behavioral Sciences at Tilburg University and an identity specialist, believes we are “never done with our identity