(Datapoint maybe of relevance, speaking as someone who figured that his motivation is too fear-driven and so recalled that this sequence exists and maybe is good for him to read to refactor something about his mind.)
Does that feel weird? For me it does—I feel a sense of internal resistance. A part of me says “if you believe this, you’ll stop trying to make your life better!” I think that part is kinda right, but also a little hyperactive.
It doesn’t feel weird to me at all. My first-order reaction is more like “sure, you can do it, and it can cause some sort of re-perspectivization, change in the level of gratitude, etc., but so what?”.
(Not disputing that changing the thresholds can have an effect on motivation.)
(Datapoint maybe of relevance, speaking as someone who figured that his motivation is too fear-driven and so recalled that this sequence exists and maybe is good for him to read to refactor something about his mind.)
It doesn’t feel weird to me at all. My first-order reaction is more like “sure, you can do it, and it can cause some sort of re-perspectivization, change in the level of gratitude, etc., but so what?”.
(Not disputing that changing the thresholds can have an effect on motivation.)