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Historically I think this is something Circling culture got a little wrong—in an effort to not become bypassers, we overemphasized the negative/avoided/shadow experiences, rather than the meta-container of what allows us to even look at those epxeriences, so our average was less... I have a pre-generated list of recommendations from my Level Up course; these arent necessarily my favorites, bc they’re directed at relateful facilitation: Jordan’s reading list Here are some books I think are wonderful and have had a big influence on me.... It's weird having a trust score of 0 for my content
I mean it might be accurate, but I feel I trust myself a little bit more than zero. :D
Guide Bot For shmexy_grace: Reflecting on your decision, what do you feel are the core values guiding your choice to stay? How do these values reflect what’s truly important to you, and how might aligning your actions with these values contribute to your sense of fulfillment and... We’re already doing this, to a large extent. Drawing on our own principles for what’s right/good and not caving to external pressure. But when we are obviously thriving, it’s much more clear that there’s something "right" about what we’re doing even though it goes against the... Meta-discussion about urgency, pressure, how long is it sustainable?
I’d love for us to have an ongoing meta-discussion about urgency pressure the good life work life balance sprints and cycles of rest how long are certain cycles sustainable (in any given direction)? what contexts call for different ones?... what is your emotional response?
mine: very validating of the direction!
some fear that tries to make urgent planes to make the fear go away!thanks. I’m leaning into disagreement here, partially for my personal growth (I’m so agreeable!) but partially to give us more data. Something about saying they’re suffering tremendously and therefore calling "unconscious self-organization" a problem feels like re-introducing...