Adapted from The Responsibility Process by Christopher Avery. If The Responsibility Process is triggered when we have what we don’t want, then freedom, power, and choice come to us when we discover and pursue what we truly want. Unfortunately, most of us don’t really know what that is. We speak of it vaguely like “success,” “money,” “a relationship,” or “happiness.” But your versions of these are not the same as mine. So the specifics matter. Why don’t we know what we really really want? It’s the Continue reading →
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“To deny your own impulses is to deny the very thing that makes us human.” – Mouse, Matrix
I have never been good at denying my impulses. I trust my gut to the point I will jump into big decisions without much second guessing. This may sound reckless to some but every impulse I have indulged so far has led me to a better place. Continue reading →
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Unfortunately, most of us don’t really know what that is. We speak of it vaguely like “success,” “money,” “a relationship,” or “happiness.” But your versions of these are not the same as mine. So the specifics matter. Why don’t we know what we really really want? It’s the 
