SOBRE ESTE EPISÓDIO
In this episode of 'Unwritten,' Lee Jacobs delves into the frustrating cycle of trying various modalities and methods without achieving lasting change. Discover why awareness alone isn't enough and why structures must be cleared for true transformation.
Through a relatable example, Lee explains how recurring patterns are held by underlying structures, and why these structures must be addressed to dissolve them.
For more insights, visit the book at becomeunwritten.com.
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