Ego formation. Foundations of Character Building and Development

A question comes to mind that puzzles many people: Do some individuals come into this world with the seeds of a naturally strong personality planted in them, while others are born with personalities as fragile as autumn leaves? Or are these issues of strength and weakness nothing more than fruits that can be planted and nurtured? Among the conditions into which a human being is born, some of them grow as strong as oaks, for just as an individual inherits the color of his skin or the shape of his eyes from his ancestors, so the psychological fabric of their personality is transmitted to him genetically to some degree. However, this does not mean that those who did not inherit personal power from their fathers are incapable of acquiring it; Not all inherited traits are imprinted indelibly.
Life, with all its ups and downs and the experiences that the human soul goes through, acts like a skilled sculptor who can shape the desired qualities within the soul, so that the personality can blossom and grow. Thus, the weak can turn into strong with the passing of days, just as an individual can be born strong due to heredity, then lose that strength under the weight of his social and family circumstances, until the sparkle of his personality fades noticeably.