We can be remarkably good at continuing to function.
We work. We care for people. We meet deadlines. We accomplish things. Sometimes we even excel.
And from the outside, and often from the inside, that functioning can look like evidence that we have the capacity to keep going.
But productivity is not evidence of capacity.
In Part Three of Is There a Missing Piece in Healing?, I explore capacity as something quite different from determination, willingness or competence.
Capacity is the biological availability of resources to meet the demands of life.
And when we begin to understand ourselves as living systems with finite resources, another question becomes important -nott only for ourselves, but for those of us who accompany others:
What is this living system already paying for?
Want to explore the complete series?
Is There a Missing Piece in Healing? is a five-part exploration of what becomes visible when we understand ourselves as living systems.
The series moves through five interconnected lenses:
Perception → Adaptation → Capacity → Readiness → Participation
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