Category: Life’s a Role-Playing Game
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How a Self-Transforming Mind Is Both the Player and the World-Builder
Your courage to walk through the unknown is what evolves the world within you.
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An Example of How I Want to Express My Work Rather Than Explain It
A conversation with ChatGPT Plus in which I ask it for an example of how I should be communicating my work from a Self-Transforming Mind perspective. So not so much as an explanation of how…
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How I’m Alpha Testing My Own RPG “Personal Development” System
Understanding the narrative mechanics of the role-playing game called life by exploring and mapping my own living inner world.
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Going Beyond Gamification to Ontologically Designing Your Life
The following is a part of a conversation with ChatGPT that asks it what is it that I am truly doing in creating my Life is a Role-Playing Game framework. I ask these types of…
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Using Role-Playing Games As Safe Spaces to Take Risks
While this world is imaginary, proponents say it can be a powerful conduit for self-knowledge that enables participants to make lasting changes in their everyday lives. TTRPGs (tabletop role-playing games) are essentially a simulation machine.…
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The Integration of My Jedi Awakening
How Dave Gray’s introduction to the School of the Possible sparked my journey into the Integrating stage of psychological development.
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Be Real Creative: The Adventure of Your Life
It’s becoming apparent to me now that if I want to embody my work by embodying the language of it, I need to do it fully and completely, immersing myself within it within a special…
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Embodying Tacit Knowledge
Actually I just realized something else about my recent epiphany and how it relates to an experience from my past. Back when I played World of Warcraft a couple of decades ago, a small group…
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Embodying My Work by Embodying the Language of It
Letting go of trying to explain my work and embodying it instead.
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Following Your Own Internal Compass, Rather Than Society’s External Maps
We often discuss the consequences of misalignment in dramatic terms — midlife crises, burnout, existential despair. But the daily cost of following someone else’s map rather than your own compass is far more insidious. It’s…