Ideal, Reality and Helplessness

- [[sense of helplessness]], the belief that one is worthless ([[lack of self-assurance]])

• The reality of your present
• Your vision ( ideal)
• Picture on the back cover of [Laws of the Strongest Organization
• I mentioned it in the line link, so I cut it out.

This “helplessness” part, another abstraction, is “an assumption contrary to the fact that ‘I can’t do it.‘”

• Isn’t that policy constraint?
• I sometimes think something is “impossible” or [Unconsciously excluded from options
• This can be a case of “physical constraints” that really can’t be done physically, or it can be a “policy constraint” that people just think it is.
• By clarifying the reasons for “I can’t,” once we get to the policy constraints, we may be able to change the constraints themselves.
• First of all, there is the state of not being able to verbalize “I can’t” and unconsciously excluding it as an option.
• Next, there is a state of being able to verbalize “I can’t do it,” but not being able to verbalize the reason why.
• As I verbalize the reason, I see a constraint. We think these constraints are unchangeable, but are they really unchangeable? → Deconstructing the forces that impede change

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