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Why do we blame even when we know it’s harmful? It’s a behavior so woven into our daily experience that most of us hardly notice it, let alone question it. In this episode, Michael and Hari Prasada unpack the inner workings of blame, exploring how it arises from the ego's desire to control and enjoy. They examine its seductive emotional appeal, the false sense of order it provides, and the ways it damages our relationships and cultures. With real-life examples and practical tools, they highlight how we can shift from reactive blame to conscious accountability.
Links
Enneagram Certification Program (starts in May)
Upbuild Coaching Certification Training (starts in October 19th)
Upbuild Website
Instagram: @upbuildnyc
Facebook: Upbuild
LinkedIn: Upbuild
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Why do we blame even when we know it’s harmful? It’s a behavior so woven into our daily experience that most of us hardly notice it, let alone question it. In this episode, Michael and Hari Prasada unpack the inner workings of blame, exploring how it arises from the ego's desire to control and enjoy. They examine its seductive emotional appeal, the false sense of order it provides, and the ways it damages our relationships and cultures. With real-life examples and practical tools, they highlight how we can shift from reactive blame to conscious accountability.
Links
Enneagram Certification Program (starts in May)
Upbuild Coaching Certification Training (starts in October 19th)
Upbuild Website
Instagram: @upbuildnyc
Facebook: Upbuild
LinkedIn: Upbuild
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