The Protection
Descriptive Choice laid you down. It surrendered you on the leaf, where you met who you really are — but it handed you nothing to defend that self with. That is the work here.
Prescriptive Conflict is the second of three programs in the Butterfly Effect. Having accepted the self you will show up as, the next problem is protecting that self while it changes — keeping the toxins around you from contaminating the transformation, while you are still too open to defend it.
These four blocks are closer to inoculations than ideas. Some land like a flu shot. Some land like a course of rabies shots. Where you feel the severity is where you find the toxin you actually carry.
Through eight sessions, we will explore four protections:
Integrity: what you say and how you live, aligned. Not morality, but credibility.
Conflict Resolution: Endless war — turning everyone in your way into an enemy to conquer. Mercy is the immunity.
Clarity: Vision — seeing yourself inside something epic, and refusing to shrink it back to your success. Seeing the good, not being good.
Serenity: accepting what is, without collapsing into fatalism about it.
Each protection licenses the next: trust lets you stay in conflict, mercy opens the way to vision, and vision is what makes peace survivable. Serenity is the gate — it closes the protection and opens the commission of the final program.
“I promise never to be modest or nice. Modest is when I lie to you about me, and we both know I am lying. Nice is when I lie to you, about you, and I know I am lying.”
The assumption is that you have already earned enough success to justify this. Each block carries a Profile and a Practice video; you cannot complete the program without them. No shortcuts. No summaries.
By the time you finish, you will have the four toxins you carry named and immunized, and the tools to leverage that protection for meaning. Built through the Just Now process: Activation - Reflection - Integration.
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Baseball Card: Butterfly Effect fits within twenty 50-minute sessions held weekly via Zoom. The series contains three programs: Descriptive Choice, Prescriptive Conflict, and Imperative Crisis.
Cost: $10,000
To continue exploring the other two programs, click Imperative Crisis below.
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There are no Self-Guided versions for the three programs within Butterfly Effect.
“We all have blind spots. I have found it is the successful who have the most to lose from their blind spots.”
— Robert (Sherpa) Millar |
