Identity theft is a silent stalker

Most people never hear it coming. It is so subtle, so sly, so sneaky. It numbs you to your true passions and true purpose. It slowly casts its shadow over your soul.

It gradually causes you to live what other people want from your life, rather than what you truly want. An attitude of apathy begins to run through your veins. A cloud of dullness takes over your outlook on life.

You forget what you wanted in this life.

Identity theft is real

Most victims realize the severity of their situation when they begin to ask themselves questions like: “How did I end up in this job?” “Why am still with this person?” “What am I doing living this life?”

Identity theft is the number one reason that people, while on their deathbeds, look back upon their lives with regret — having forgotten their dreams, desires, and even their personal dignity. You regret where you are in this life.

Identity theft is not permanent

If you believe that you have been the victim of identity theft, you can have your identity restored. Your passion, your purpose, and your life can be yours again. You can recapture your true identity.

Identity theft does not have to steal any more from your life. You can put a stop to it if you want to.

But (And this is a VERY BIG BUT) you have to stop allowing identity theft to wreck your life. It will not go away on its own.

Only you can stop the theft of your identity. Only you can restore your identity.

You now direct who you will be in this life.