ACT IV
REVISING MISTAKES
Uncover the 5 hidden forces preventing us from converting moments of inadequacy into transformational breakthroughs and changes.
Act 4 | Scenario 1
When we have a desire to maintain an image or identity of competence, and it restricts us from intaking information or engaging with scenarios that may reveal our imperfection, ironically causing incompetence.
“Obstructive Competence”
Act 4 | Scenario 2
“Counteractive Accountability”
When we attach a shortcoming or to our entire identity, and it not only feels bad, but it prevents us from quickly processing new information that could lead to positive change.
Act 4 | Scenario 3
“Premature Perfectionism”
When we have a desire to attempt to refine or improve things around us, but we do it soon, and it causes us to spend resources trying to perfect something that shouldn’t even be included.
Act 4 | Scenario 4
“Reckless Reliability”
When we have a desire to present as stable, consistent, solid, and it causes us to close off from new, perhaps inconvenient, information in a time of change.
Act 4 | Scenario 5
“Detrimental Affection”
When we attach a heightened sense of importance to past ideas or creations, and it prevents us from experiencing a more developed and refined versions of ourselves and our work