Self-Sabotage vs. Toxicity
Self-Sabotage vs. Toxicity I. The Neurobiology of Social Safety and the Nature of the “Enemy” The imperative to “Know Thy Enemy” has historically been framed within the disciplines of military strategy and political science. However, in the contemporary landscape of interpersonal dynamics, the concept of the “enemy” requires a reconceptualization. The adversarial force is rarely […]
The Signal Path
The Signal Path 10 Principles for a Coherent Life In the last three entries (Fear or Growth -> The Undercurrent -> Return to Signal), we explored how modern life fractures our sense of internal rhythm, and how practices like the Undercurrent, the Room with No Walls, and the Return help us remember what’s true beneath […]
Return to Signal
Return to Signal The Physiology of Escaping Static & Finding Coherence Again You don’t need to find your purpose. You need to find your signal. That’s a distinction I didn’t always know how to make. In the past, I tried to think my way to clarity by structuring a perfect plan, fixing my mindset, and […]
Fear or Growth
Fear or Growth The Two Roads Behind Every Excuse Every choice to delay, perform, and plan endlessly reflects either a desire to protect the self (fear) or to evolve the self (growth). Even the act of “improving” ourselves can be a disguise for fear if it’s driven by a need to escape who we are. […]