Aug 22, 2026 · 8 min · 8 segments
Fifty seven percent of adults are lonely right now. This episode picks up where the last one left off, looking at why the self improvement industry keeps selling fixes to people who were never missing…
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Comment landed a few days ago on another post that I did from an executive coach, extremely highly qualified psychologist, educated at Stanford, Sarah D'Souza.
The real block, according to Harvard's Immunity to Change research, is a hidden competing commitment working against the goal at the exact time as the goal itself.
And a chunk of the coaching industry is just not incentivized to close that gap.
Comment landed a few days ago on another post that I did from an executive coach, extremely highly qualified psychologist, educated at Stanford, Sarah D'Souza.
The real block, according to Harvard's Immunity to Change research, is a hidden competing commitment working against the goal at the exact time as the goal itself.
And a chunk of the coaching industry is just not incentivized to close that gap.
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