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🎧 PART 2 — PROCESS | The Wrong Words Podcast
Tie your shoes or choose your end? In Part 2 Oliver and Luon push deeper into whether a process is the visible series of actions we do — or the agreement that makes those actions real. They debate “process” vs. habit, unpack how memory and conditioning hijack progress, and trace the word back to its Latin roots (processus = going forward). Expect sharp examples (kids and steps, exit-feedback bias, “quits day” / divorce month) and a serious nudge: don’t throw away agreements at the first hard step.
🧠In this episode we explore:
When a repeated action becomes habit — and when a habit is just an action, not a process
Agreement → actions → result: why the end (and the agreement you make) matters more than you think
How memory, fear, and one negative moment can derail entire journeys
Origins that point to forward motion: progress, advance, development — with pain and setbacks built in
đź“š We unpack:
Oxford/Merriam-Webster take vs. lived experience: “series of actions” or “going forward”?
The artist paradox: is painting a process if the picture already exists in the mind?
Real-life signals: when to adjust a series of actions, when to repair an agreement, and when to walk away
đź’Ą Key moments include:
The shoe-tying analogy: action vs. process vs. behavior
The baby-on-the-steps story — how adult conditioning creates new fear
The “one negative” bias and why people fixate on failure instead of forward motion
Origins (Latin/processus, Hebrew/Greek/Aramaic) that insist process = movement, journey, development
🛠️ You’ll walk away with:
A clearer way to test whether what you call a “process” actually has an agreement and actions that lead to an end
Language to reframe stalled efforts: renegotiate the agreement or adjust the actions — don’t just quit
A prompt to notice whether your process is taking you forward or simply keeping you stuck
🎧 This episode is brought to you by Community Solutions. Visit thecommunitysolutions.com today to learn how affordable housing, rehabilitation design, and community-centered services are rebuilding neighborhoods and lives.
đź“Š POLL QUESTION:
Which matters most when someone says “I’m in process”?
Agreement
Actions
Both
Unsure
#WrongWordsPodcast #Process #Agreement #Progress #LanguageMatters
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By Oliver & Luvon🎧 PART 2 — PROCESS | The Wrong Words Podcast
Tie your shoes or choose your end? In Part 2 Oliver and Luon push deeper into whether a process is the visible series of actions we do — or the agreement that makes those actions real. They debate “process” vs. habit, unpack how memory and conditioning hijack progress, and trace the word back to its Latin roots (processus = going forward). Expect sharp examples (kids and steps, exit-feedback bias, “quits day” / divorce month) and a serious nudge: don’t throw away agreements at the first hard step.
🧠In this episode we explore:
When a repeated action becomes habit — and when a habit is just an action, not a process
Agreement → actions → result: why the end (and the agreement you make) matters more than you think
How memory, fear, and one negative moment can derail entire journeys
Origins that point to forward motion: progress, advance, development — with pain and setbacks built in
đź“š We unpack:
Oxford/Merriam-Webster take vs. lived experience: “series of actions” or “going forward”?
The artist paradox: is painting a process if the picture already exists in the mind?
Real-life signals: when to adjust a series of actions, when to repair an agreement, and when to walk away
đź’Ą Key moments include:
The shoe-tying analogy: action vs. process vs. behavior
The baby-on-the-steps story — how adult conditioning creates new fear
The “one negative” bias and why people fixate on failure instead of forward motion
Origins (Latin/processus, Hebrew/Greek/Aramaic) that insist process = movement, journey, development
🛠️ You’ll walk away with:
A clearer way to test whether what you call a “process” actually has an agreement and actions that lead to an end
Language to reframe stalled efforts: renegotiate the agreement or adjust the actions — don’t just quit
A prompt to notice whether your process is taking you forward or simply keeping you stuck
🎧 This episode is brought to you by Community Solutions. Visit thecommunitysolutions.com today to learn how affordable housing, rehabilitation design, and community-centered services are rebuilding neighborhoods and lives.
đź“Š POLL QUESTION:
Which matters most when someone says “I’m in process”?
Agreement
Actions
Both
Unsure
#WrongWordsPodcast #Process #Agreement #Progress #LanguageMatters