The Life Coaching Series
Written by Life Coach Carioca Da Gema
There are people in our lives that we claim to know, some since childhood, from a long time employment and our relatives among others.
The self adapts with exposure. My meat lover friend vowed to never eat meat again after watching a report on veal, and Suzy’s daughter volunteered for an organization to save endangered species after she finished her MBA. Both of these subjects engaged into unexpected behavior and by doing so changed who they are.
If self is always changing how one can suggest knowledge over the other?
It is important to us to know our surroundings and what to expect. We may build a framework of preset decisions such as eggs for breakfast, I do not drink during the daytime,and I always start my week with a full tank of gas.
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Life Coaching by Carioca Da Gema
We do the same with the people around us. It is easier to navigate a crowd after we have classified each one as being this or that. This makes us feel secure and relieves us from the burden of always trying to figure out what that person is about, and by doing so we lose subjectivity. But in reality, the assumption we have of each other is as insignificant as the idea that because we do not run out gas, or get drunk before everyone else, we have any more control of our lives or of who is in it.
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