Actions that repeat in a predictable way. Being able to clock someone’s patterns of behavior allows a structure for trust. You can adapt your actions to match a pattern or take an action to disrupt it. Interrupt the pattern, change the game.
In the end, it’s a familiar story with international espionage and MI6 handlers thrown in for dramatic effect. Most cheaters don’t have such interesting story lines. But the trap is the same and it works perfectly every time.
Everyone knows someone who gets through life by running in the opposite direction whenever it’s time to take responsibility for something. In my game called, “DramaGuru Revelation”, this style of behavior is assigned to the Rabbit position.
Social distancing really doesn’t work for most martial arts practices. If students don’t return, schools will suffer as owners have trouble making ends meet. Covid-19 scores another win.
It’s hard for me to relate to Allison’s character, “Chloe”, being sweet and innocent, knowing that in real life, she did evil things to women, enslaving them and makng them call her “Master”.
Sharing power sounds scary, but it works to slow your Doomsday Clock. Being connected, instead of separate, requires significant changes in how you relate to people.
Cruelty continues. It all started because the $20 bill George Floyd presented was perceived to be fake by the cashier.
Broken Trust: When someone says, “the numbers are wrong”, trust is shaken and doubt takes over.
So, who wins in the tug-of-war between abundance of caution and abundance of bravado?