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The problem with brutally honest introspection is that coping mechanisms exist for a reason. The people who would benefit the most from self-honesty are the pe
by SamPatt 2y ago
The problem with brutally honest introspection is that coping mechanisms exist for a reason.
The people who would benefit the most from self-honesty are the people most vulnerable to not being able to handle the truth, and potentially leaning even harder into unhealthy coping.
- ChrisMarshallNY 2y ago> not being able to handle the truth That's why we shouldn't do it on our own. There are many frameworks for rigorous self-evaluation.
- SamPatt 2y agoPlease share your recommendations.
- ChrisMarshallNY 2y agoWhat worked for me, may not work for others. It would be irresponsible to make any recommendations. It's fairly important for each of us to take the initiative to find our own path, as that helps us to stay on-beam. I will say that any successful path will be difficult. It has been my observation and experience, that nothing worthwhile comes easy.