Expectations are an attempt to control the world, and they will eventually disappoint or destroy. They're in the basket of things that need to be held lightly, along with identities and ideologies.
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oh, that's interesting. There's whole separate much larger sphere of thought I'd say that falls into category of. Which I'd roughly summarize by saying I think we vastly underestimate utility throughput we can have at the head of our relationship curve (curve being x axis:
Can you explain that last sentence, Kevin? What's utility throughput mean?
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If you ask someone who they trust the most, or who their closest friends are. They will name them. But if you pushed them on what heuristics you'd use to tell the diff gradients of closeness, they'd realize many people don't even know many gradients--and don't have friends at som
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e of the higher levels. This is true both personally and professionally. But being higher on these axis of trust enable new features of relationships that aren't possible at lower levels of trust. And we should seek these out (and strengthen more relationships to these levels) W
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