Unlearning for Change Agents - Session 3.1
Unlearning for Change Agents with Charles Eisenstein
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5m 58s
Session Three: Unlearning Self-Judgement
When it comes to personal change, modern people often resort to subtle forms of force. The bribes of conditional self-approval, and the threats of self-rejection, leverage a deep insecurity. They might goad us into action for a while, but eventually the spirit rebels against such force-based tactics and we return to the same behavior as before. In this session we explore an alternative that opens the door to change without forcing it, trusting instead a natural evolutive process. This new habit of self-invitation carries over into our work with others and in the world at large.
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Invitation: Unlearning Self-Judgement
This week, we turn last session’s judgement fast inward. We notice habits of self-evaluation, justification, self-condemnation, and conditional self-praise, and consciously choose to interrupt those habits for a week. This is not about replacing negative self...
