Explorations at the intersection of lived experience, relational dynamics, and cultural change. These essays apply a processual lens to make sense of the patterns shaping us.
The following are standalone pieces. Each takes a single idea and examines its underlying structure. From how we collapse and how we argue, to how we take in the news. These writings are the gateway to the framework. Think of them as focused lenses for observing the grammar of your own experience.
From wildfire to heartbreak, living systems metabolize disruption, transform, and renew through a universal four-phase cycle. Discover how processes like grief and recovery follow the same natural grammar as a forest fire or societal change.
Read the Full EssayIf you've ever felt guilty for "still" grieving, you're not failing. Grief is the lifelong work of learning to live in a world irrevocably altered by loss.
This a guide to carrying your love forward into a world forever changed by their absence.
Read EssayWhat if the frustration of a blank page is creative indigestion? And instead of a lack of ideas, you're overloaded and struggling to process?
Learn to diagnose the four types of creative block and redirect that pent-up energy into flow.
Read EssayA fresh look at the 1787 Constitutional Convention as a human drama of being stuck, exploring the competing voices that clashed and ultimately integrated to create a new nation.
See how breakthrough emerges from the tension between different ways of knowing.
Read EssayPolitical polarization explained structurally.
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Let's walk through an ordinary day and see the subtlety of change across it.
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How to navigate the unique weather of your family's identity. Learn to forecast the pressure systems.
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These writings explore the 'why' and 'what'. To engage with the 'how', visit the Practice Hub, where concepts become interactive tools for self-observation.
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