Through a methodological shift from abstract values to concrete actions, the article builds on Part I and proposes a framework for self-discovery that views personal identity as an ongoing creative process rather than a static truth to be uncovered.

This article explores the self as a collection of independent entities across time, bound by an evolving value hierarchy that weaves coherence and meaning into our identity.

The article explores the importance of setting goals, embracing sacrifice, and enduring challenges to realise potential, drawing parallels to the transformative hero's journey in mythology.

This article discusses the importance of identifying one’s origin and destination, while exploring the idea of a "meta-game" as a broader pursuit of meaning and purpose.