How much do we truly decide about our actions?
Feelings of Inadequacy: We focus on perceived shortcomings rather than recognising our unique progress. Envy and Resentment: Upward comparisons can breed jealousy and turn potential connections or friendships into bitter rivalries. Reactive life effects in real life The effects of a reactive life are highly relatable in everybody’s life. Families can operate through high expectations of wealth, reputation, and achievement instead of focusing on the underlying needs of security, belonging, and significance. Similarly, schools can prioritise marks over learning and understanding. There are endless examples in real life that are connected with proxies, where we run behind them without focusing on the actual purpose. The corporate version: People become numbers — productivity, utilisation, attrition, and cost. The short-term metrics created to encourage faster growth can push organisations into short-term decisions. Ultimately, this ...
