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EGO HACKERS
Ego Hacking
Ego Hacking
Become the person you want to be with the help of your friends.
Become the person you want to be with the help of your friends.
In a world where personal development often feels like a solitary journey, "Ego Hackers" presents a radical new approach. Drawing from his experience founding Couchsurfing—the world's largest trust experiment—Casey Fenton reveals how our identities are shaped through social connection.
"Who we are is not static. Our identities – the products of the way we see ourselves and the way others see us – are constantly, and inevitably, open to change." Your ego isn't your enemy; it's the most sophisticated biotechnology ever to evolve. Through practical exercises called "Coding Practices" and real-world examples, Fenton shows how to reprogram your identity and break free from limiting patterns.
Join a global community of ego hackers and discover how programmable your identity really is. Transform yourself with the right system and community—because profound personal change isn't just possible—it's programmable.
Social Identity Transformation
Social Identity Transformation
Discover how your identity is shaped by others and learn to harness these connections for positive change.
Pattern Matching
Pattern Matching
Understand how you are being programmed and learn to consciously create beneficial patterns
Practical Coding Practices
Practical Coding Practices
Transform theory into action with hands-on exercises designed to reshape your identity
Meet Casey Fenton
Meet Casey Fenton
Casey Fenton has always seen possibilities where others see limitations. Growing up as a shy, conflict-avoiding kid in small-town Maine, he found early refuge in programming. Hidden behind his long hair in the back of the classroom, he learned to approach problems systematically, breaking down seemingly impossible challenges into manageable pieces of code. What he didn't realize then was that he was developing a framework that would eventually help millions transform their lives.
His first major identity hack came from a simple question: if he could debug computer code, why couldn't he debug his own patterns of behavior? ....
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