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12 items with this tag.

  • Announcing widely surfaces emotion and shifts the identity others hold for you

    • behavior-change
    • identity
    • vulnerability
    • announce
  • An upright apology empowers; a shame-laden one loops you back into the pattern

    • apology
    • shame
    • behavior-change
    • empowerment
  • Asking for specific help is accountability with love, not surveillance

    • accountability
    • asking-for-help
    • connection
    • behavior-change
  • Changing behavior is the most efficient way to change consciousness

    • consciousness
    • behavior-change
    • transformation
    • experiments
  • The method works powerfully only when you feel the emotions while doing it

    • emotions
    • behavior-change
    • grief
    • shame
  • Enjoyable replacements bypass the need for willpower

    • enjoyment
    • habits
    • behavior-change
  • Resisting parts of yourself creates more of that behavior

    • self-acceptance
    • resistance
    • shadow-work
    • behavior-change
    • core-teaching
  • Shame never changes the behavior it targets

    • shame
    • parenting
    • behavior-change
  • Take five clean contrary actions immediately, as reps

    • action
    • behavior-change
    • practice
    • contrary-action
  • The four A's change behavior after you've seen a pattern: announce, apologize, ask, act

    • behavior-change
    • patterns
    • method
    • action
  • The four A's only work after a genuine recognition, not from a should

    • behavior-change
    • recognition
    • should
    • patterns
  • An upright apology actually changes behavior

    • apology
    • shame
    • behavior-change
    • relationships

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