<p>We humans are multilevel-headed. We've got our unconscious, unexamined instincts and habits, or unexamined stories about our behavior (I'm a good person), and our second-plus guess stories about the tellers of those stories (I like to think I'm a good person). The four I's approach gives you a way to navigate your multi-level-headedness. </p>

We humans are multilevel-headed. We've got our unconscious, unexamined instincts and habits, or unexamined stories about our behavior (I'm a good person), and our second-plus guess stories about the tellers of those stories (I like to think I'm a good person). The four I's approach gives you a way to navigate your multi-level-headedness.

<p>We humans are multilevel-headed. We've got our unconscious, unexamined instincts and habits, or unexamined stories about our behavior (I'm a good person), and our second-plus guess stories about the tellers of those stories (I like to think I'm a good person). The four I's approach gives you a way to navigate your multi-level-headedness.&nbsp;</p>

15 The Four I's that make up a mind

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