Calibration skills for "depth junkies" -- be an Extreme Boundary Artist / use temporary constraints.

Thanks to ‪@DorotaGodby‬ for sparking this conversation!
Points discussed:
* An antidote to the depth-junkie phenomenon: Extreme Boundary Artist
* Temporary constraints as a strategy for overwhelm
* Explore the impatient side of you (expect to get to the point quicker).
* Every step creates a different horizon ("the swamp can turn out to be a mirage, a mountain turns out to be just a hill, so "what's the next STEP?")
* No matter what, somehow life takes care of us and will continue to do so: trust that you'll have another chance at it if it matters enough.
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[@monterohealingarts1359]

I love what you said about-every step you take the landscape changes.

[@tamarawilliamsvanhorn6635]

Definitely a “depth junkie.” I thought it was a fire hose… it’s more like a mole or prairie dog, digging under and sometimes past, where I desire to get to/ connect with folks.