Synch: Our Immersion Retreats

About our In-Person Immersions:

When we have deep addictions, the stories we use to justify our behaviors become more and more ridiculous. Even the smartest people on earth are prone to this.

Psychologically, storytelling is a compensatory pattern to make up for our deficiencies. We don't tell stories because they're true. We tell stories because they justify our world views and, more so, justify our own shortcomings. 

It's amazing how different the world looks when you understand that all the stories floating around are just justifications for our own shortcomings. Psychologically, storytelling is a compensatory pattern to make up for our deficiencies. We don't tell stories because they're true. We tell stories because they justify our world views and, more so, justify our own shortcomings. Psychologically, storytelling is a compensatory pattern to make up for our deficiencies. We don't tell stories because they're true. We tell stories because they justify our world views and, more so, justify our own shortcomings. Psychologically, storytelling is a compensatory pattern to make up for our deficiencies. We don't tell stories because they're true. We tell stories because they justify our world views and, more so, justify our own shortcomings. Psychologically, storytelling is a compensatory pattern to make up for our deficiencies. We don't tell stories because they're true. We tell stories because they justify our world views and, more so, justify our own shortcomings. Psychologically, storytelling is a compensatory pattern to make up for our deficiencies. We don't tell stories because they're true. We tell stories because they justify our world views and, more so, justify our own shortcomings.