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    1. Venkatesh Rao‏ @vgr Feb 14
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      Why would your first step in solving a problem be replacing the most important part that you understand the least with an irrelevant substitute that you happen to understand the best?

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    2. Venkatesh Rao‏ @vgr Feb 14
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      This is the “yes, and...” improv approach to being changed. It’s also Miller’s law applied to accepting subjective postures at face value. Assume their life posture is valid and ask what circumstances it could be valid for. Then look for ways to change the circumstances.

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    3. Venkatesh Rao‏ @vgr Feb 14
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      One sign you’re doing it right (or it’s being done right to you): the change is somewhat unpredictable. A whole life reorientation/reconfiguration. Not a simple stimulus-response or a cause effect goal-pursuit effect. This is not incentive shift in a fixed solution structure.

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    4. Venkatesh Rao‏ @vgr Feb 14
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      It’s an equilibrium shift. They’re restating and resolving their “life” problem in a new way around shifted constraints. Neither you, nor they know where they’ll land. It won’t be a simple “they’ll do more X, less Y” or “X instead of Y”. They’ll reinvent who they are.

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    5. Venkatesh Rao‏ @vgr Feb 14
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      True even for deceptively structured life changes like hiring someone away from another company. They aren’t just changing jobs for more money, to do the same thing for more. They’re usually reconfiguring their “life” solution.

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    6. Venkatesh Rao‏ @vgr Feb 14
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      Significance of this: positive change in a life usually means more creative freedom. Results unpredictable. You can go the other way with children or insecure adults (Ie add or tighten constraints to change their life solutions) but doing it to competent adults is coercion.

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    7. Venkatesh Rao‏ @vgr Feb 14
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      The only situation where it’s difficult to operate this way in is when the other person is a close/intimate part of your life. Because in that case your life solutions are entangled. You can’t shift a constraint in theirs without shifting it in yours as well.

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    8. Venkatesh Rao‏ @vgr Feb 14
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      This is codependency. You are part of their solution and they are part of yours. Change both or neither. And given the unpredictability, any shift could strengthen or weaken the connection itself.

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    9. Venkatesh Rao‏ @vgr Feb 14
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      Life trajectory agency is like space mission orbit design agency. There’s a small delta vee onboard fuel budget to work with after launch, enough for small course corrections. All bigger moves have to come from gravity slingshots.

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    10. Venkatesh Rao‏ @vgr Feb 14
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      Tip: if an idea seems to require “willpower”, don’t suggest it. “Willpower” is the phlogiston or luminiferous aether of life advice. There’s no such thing. It doesn’t exist. Show me a sudden shift in “willpower” levels and I’ll show you a constraint that has recently moved.

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      existentialpervert69 ☣‏ @xstntlprvrt69 Feb 16
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      Instead of willpower, I think of adding/removing 'friction' to something I want to do/not do. Killing wifi so I have to leave the house to use the internet=adding friction.

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