Hmmm - strikes me as a variation on the idea that we are always more comfy with the devil that we know.... and how that bias towards the familiar holds us back in so many ways. We resist the unknown that we can’t imagine, like ending unhealthy relationships, adopting better habits, or taking action on that scary but persistent dream we’ve long held.
But as I always tell my clients, good things happen on the other side of terrified. :-)
Hmmm - strikes me as a variation on the idea that we are always more comfy with the devil that we know.... and how that bias towards the familiar holds us back in so many ways. We resist the unknown that we can’t imagine, like ending unhealthy relationships, adopting better habits, or taking action on that scary but persistent dream we’ve long held.
But as I always tell my clients, good things happen on the other side of terrified. :-)