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P.O.M.E. Product of My Environment is a thought-provoking exploration of how our identities are shaped by the environments we inhabit, from family dynamics and cultural backgrounds to social circles and personal experiences. Authored by Kevian, this book delves into the intricate relationship between environment, identity, and personal growth, emphasising that who we become is profoundly influenced by the people, places, and energies that surround us.
The book is structured into 45 chapters, each focusing on specific aspects of environmental influence on identity. Key themes include the impact of childhood experiences, the role of social circles, the significance of cultural conditioning, and the effects of education and economic environment. Each chapter combines real-world stories, psychological insights, and reflective practices, inviting readers to examine their own lives and the unseen forces that shape their identities.
Throughout the narrative, Kevian challenges readers to question whether their current mindsets truly belong to them or if they are reflections of external influences. The book encourages a journey of self-discovery, urging readers to reclaim their identities by recognising and understanding the powerful effects of their environments.
With practical strategies for fostering self-awareness, setting healthy boundaries, embracing vulnerability, and cultivating gratitude, "P.O.M.E." serves as a guide for individuals seeking to navigate life's complexities and emerge with a stronger, more authentic sense of self. By the end of this enlightening journey, readers will come to appreciate that they are not only products of their environments but also active participants in shaping their own identities and destinies.
BRITISH AUTHOR KEVIAN | Science Fiction | Self-Help | Futuristic Visions | Produced in England. Welcome to the world of Kevian — a British author, futurist, and creative visionary whose ground-breaking books dive deep into the world of AI technology, science fiction, human consciousness, and personal transformation.

P.O.M.E. – Product of My Environment is a reflective, grounded exploration of how identity is formed long before most people realise they are shaping one. Written by Kevian, the book examines the quiet forces that influence beliefs, behaviour, confidence, fear, and ambition. Family, culture, education, money, friendships, trauma, and opportunity all leave marks. Some are helpful. Others are limiting. Most go unnoticed.
This book exists to bring those influences into the open.
From early childhood, humans absorb cues from their surroundings. What is praised. What is punished. What is ignored. Over time, these patterns harden into habits and beliefs that feel personal, even when they were inherited.
P.O.M.E. challenges the idea that identity is fixed or purely self-made. Instead, it shows how people are often shaped by systems they never chose. Family dynamics, cultural expectations, economic pressure, and social environments all quietly inform how individuals see themselves and their place in the world.
The book does not assign blame. It focuses on awareness.
Structured into 45 focused chapters, P.O.M.E. breaks identity formation into clear, human-scale experiences rather than abstract theory. Each chapter explores a specific environmental factor, allowing readers to reflect without feeling overwhelmed.
Key areas include:
Each chapter blends real-world scenarios, psychological insight, and reflective prompts. The goal is not to tell readers who they are, but to help them recognise patterns they may have mistaken for personality.
One of the book’s central questions is simple but uncomfortable: Which of your beliefs did you choose, and which were installed?
P.O.M.E. encourages readers to examine whether their fears, ambitions, and limitations truly reflect their values or are echoes of past environments. This includes inherited ideas about success, relationships, failure, and self-worth.
By recognising these influences, readers gain the ability to respond rather than react. Awareness becomes a form of freedom.
Rather than leaning on slogans or forced positivity, P.O.M.E. offers practical strategies rooted in self-awareness. These include:
The book treats growth as a process, not a performance. Change happens through understanding, not pressure.
A core message of P.O.M.E. is that while people are shaped by their environments, they are not trapped by them. Awareness allows choice. Choice allows change.
By the final chapters, readers are encouraged to step into a more active role in shaping their future environments, including relationships, routines, work, and inner dialogue. Identity becomes something that evolves consciously rather than unconsciously.
P.O.M.E. speaks to readers who feel stuck, disconnected, or unsure why certain patterns keep repeating. It doesn’t promise reinvention. It offers clarity.
This is a book for people willing to look honestly at how they became who they are, and who are ready to decide what comes next.
P.O.M.E. – Product of My Environment is not about blaming the past. It’s about understanding it well enough to move forward with intention.