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All tagsCharacter Strength Gauge Definition A diagnostic tool that evaluates a person’s long‑term character by observing pattern consistency rather than isolated incidents. Hands‑On Guidance (Step‑by‑Step Test) Pattern Scan: Over a month, log each …
Empathic Skill Set Definition A dual‑component toolkit that blends Visceral Empathy (reading body language, tone) with Analytic Empathy (using knowledge of values and background) to lower resistance and anticipate behavior. Practical …
Farsighted Perspective (Mountain View) Definition A mental model that lifts the thinker out of “tactical hell” to view actions from a high‑altitude, long‑term standpoint. Application Walkthrough Detach: Physically step away (leave the room, …
Five Strategies of Master Persuasion Definition A set of five tactics that gain compliance by confirming a person’s self‑opinion (autonomy, intelligence, goodness) rather than confronting it. Hands‑On Guidance (Strategy Highlights) Mental …
Four Laws of Behavior Change Definition A four‑step framework for building good habits and breaking bad ones: Make it Obvious Make it Attractive Make it Easy Make it Satisfying Practical Examples Make it Obvious – Keep your running shoes by …
Ladder of Descending Goals Definition A hierarchical goal‑mapping tool that starts from a highest‑order calling and creates a series of concrete, short‑term objectives descending toward the present moment. Practical Example …
Practical Grandiosity Model Definition A two‑stage system that translates the innate human craving for significance into concrete, reality‑based achievements. Step‑by‑Step Demonstration Fantasy Phase: Allow yourself to envision a grand …
Shadow Integration Framework Definition A process for identifying and reclaiming repressed traits (the “Shadow”) so they become authentic sources of power rather than hidden liabilities. Real‑World Experience Spot the Shadow: Notice moments …
Three‑Step Path to Rationality Definition A three‑stage framework that turns strong emotional reactions into opportunities for rational deliberation. Practical Examples Recognize Biases: When feeling outraged, label the bias (e.g., …