therapist Virginia Satir developed a five-stage model of change, which underscored the fact that humans typically go along with change so long as it benefits us.4 We willingly embrace change when we’re given a choice and we like the perceived results. Or, as systems thinker Peter Senge says, “We don’t resist change. We resist being changed.”
outdated script, when what’s actually needed is to write a new script. Opening a Flux Mindset is where and how you begin to do this.
Time and again, I saw that we create fear, or make fear go
and the more we run without resting or reflecting or even paying attention, the worse our results will be over time.
message results in what psychoanalyst Josh Cohen calls “a strange composite of exhaustion and anxiety, a permanent state of dissatisfaction with who we are and what we have. And it leaves us feeling that we are servants rather than masters of … the unending work we put into achieving our so-called best selves.”15
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