If you do not feel aligned with the worldview (values and beliefs) of your parents or the community in which you were raised, you will begin to search for a new identity when you reach the individuating stage of development, one that is more in alignment with who you truly are. This can present many challenges to how you relate to your parents, your friends and the community you were raised in. During the time it takes to formulate a new worldview (during your late teens, twenties and thirties) you can feel lost and insecure. Finding an answer to the question “Who am I?” becomes an important priority at this stage of your life.
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