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Reflection - Week 1
Most of us were taught that strength means control, but not what we’re supposed to control. For a long time, I thought strength meant controlling outcomes, people, or situations. What I learned later (usually the hard way) is that real strength is about controlling yourself, especially when it would be easier not to. Anger, silence, pride, avoidance… all of them can feel useful in the moment. Sometimes they even work. Until they don’t. So I’ll start with a simple question to kick things off: Where has your strength helped you recently, and where has it cost you something you didn’t expect? No need to be polished. No need to explain yourself. Listening is just as valid as posting.
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Your right self control is the key. The world really needs truly strong self controlled men right now. When situations at home or at work come up where people are reacting from emotion we have to be the anchor. The radical acceptance Tom speaks about is super powerful in those moments. The challenge I've been having is how to redirect these powerful emotional responses of the people around me to constructive outcomes.
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To answer the second part of your question, avoidance has cost me a lot. Its easy to disengage.
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