You're Cooler Than You Think: How to Grow Your Identity Capital & Invest In Yourself

Fingers Crossed

Kristee Vetter & Sierra Green

Society & Culture, Personal Journals

4.7 • 644 Ratings

🗓️ 26 April 2022

⏱️ ? minutes

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Summary

In today's episode of Fingers Crossed, Kristee and Sierra discuss the concept of Identity Capital. Originally brought to their attention by Meg Jay in The Defining Decade, Identity Capital is the concept that one's unique talents, experiences, achievements and background create a personal portfolio that makes one a valuable and well-rounded individual inside & outside the workplace.

Your twenties are guided by how heavily you invest in your identity capital—and it is always worth the time to invest in yourself. Join K&S as they share listener stories, article tidbits, and their own personal experiences about building their identity capital and personal resumé.

https://www.strengthsmining.com/2016/05/a-dozen-ways-to-build-identity-capital/

Keep your fingers crossed!

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0:00.0	Good morning, everybody. Good morning, everybody. Good afternoon. Good evening. Welcome back to the podcast. You're listening to the one, the only, fingers crossed podcast. My name's Christy. I'm Sierra sierra hi i just wanted to i stopped sierra mid
0:23.5	story i hope you didn't feel offended because i wanted her to share it with all of you on the podcast
0:27.4	we do this thing where we're like since we live far away when we get on the call to record the podcast
0:32.9	we end up just talking and like reliving our entire weeks to each other and then realizing that
0:37.4	we could have shared all that with you guys and then we hadn't hit record yet. So I stopped her
0:41.8	because I was about to start the podcast and I was saying, who starts? Because we always alternate.
0:46.4	And I was like, oh yeah, concentration. 64. And then I went, why did I say that? Oh yeah, because
0:52.8	it always goes like, I'll start.
0:55.7	Yeah. Because you said you're going to start the podcast. So then we started chanting and coming up with
0:59.2	Concentration 64. I think a lot of you probably played this. It's like one of the quintessential camp games or like,
1:05.1	you know, whatever recess games. And I was saying that it literally gave me more stress than I've ever felt in my life that game.
1:14.9	Like, I don't know what it was, but it would literally be like the category was boy and girl names, like any name you'd ever heard in your life. And you could be like, Joe, Billy, Sierra,
1:20.6	Sally, like there's so many names. And I would be like, uh, Chewbacca. Like Baconator. I don't know.
1:32.5	Or there are always those kids who like would not be able to do it on the beat Like no matter how hard you told this like it's okay if you you have to just do it on the beat
1:37.4	And they would like you know be so anxious to get out that they would like not do it on the beat and you're like
1:41.3	That's not how the game works. Anyway, but I was saying,
1:45.9	I was telling Christy before she was like, no, say this on the podcast that we started doing this
1:50.5	on Dr. Phil. So I was, oh no, it wasn't Dr. Phil. What's the other one?
1:55.5	No, not Dr. Phil. Family feud. Family feud.
1:59.3	Wait, when were you on Family Feud? wasn't on family feud. I was in the
2:02.7	audience for celebrity family feud. Oh, I don't remember that. I just remember you and
2:07.2	Dr. Phil. No, yeah. I was already making me sweat and we're not even playing. I was in the audience
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