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Sat, Jan 10
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January's Sat@theCtr: So… Who’s Actually Writing This Part? How Narrative Messes With Us (and Makes Us Whole)
What if the story guiding your choices isn’t the one you thought you were living? Join us January 10th. Notice the story — and decide how much of the pen you want back.
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Jan 10, 2026, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM CST
Saturday at the Center
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So… Who’s Actually Writing This Part?
How Narrative Messes With Us (and Makes Us Whole)

Paradox: The more convinced we are that we’re purely rational, the more our hidden stories hold the pen.
We like to think we’re logical, objective, and making clean, well-reasoned decisions.
Nice story.
This session gently peels back the layer beneath that belief —
where narrative quietly shapes identity, perception, behavior, and choice.
Not as theory.
As lived experience.
Whether you’re a brand-new coach, a seasoned master coach, or someone with zero interest in becoming a coach but a deep desire to live with more intention — this class offers a simple, profound way forward that may initially feel…
backwards.
Because it is.
What to Expect
This is not a coaching-skills class.
It’s a seeing class.
You’ll explore:
• how stories form long before logic shows up
• why insight often arrives sideways — not head-on
• the gap between the story you think you’re living and the one actually running the show
• how narrative can quietly limit — or radically liberate — what feels possible
No hacks. No tips.
No “five easy steps.”
You’ll be engaging the newly-refined Committed Ways of Being —
lenses that reveal how your story has been shaping your life while logic keeps taking the credit.
If you’ve been here before, the work will feel familiar —
just cleaner, deeper, and truer.
If you’re new, you’ll finally have language for things you’ve sensed all along.
And fair warning:
once you see the story at work,
it’s very hard to unsee.
What This Makes Possible (Especially Now)
Every new year,
most people try to change outcomes.
But outcomes are effects — not causes —
so effort often gets misplaced.
This session doesn’t chase outcomes.
It restores authorship.
No hacks. No tips.
No “five easy steps.”
You’ll be engaging the newly-refined Committed Ways of Being —
lenses that reveal how your story has been shaping your life while logic keeps taking the credit.
If you’ve been here before, the work will feel familiar — just cleaner, deeper, and truer.
If you’re new, you’ll finally have language for things you’ve sensed all along.
And fair warning: once you see the story at work,
it’s very hard to unsee.
If you want to keep going, this class becomes the doorway into a year-long exploration —
a monthly deep dive into each of the 10 Committed Ways of Being.
Each month we’ll look at how our stories convince us we’re moving in the right direction…
and how these lenses reveal when the story — not the self — has been steering.
You can come for this single session —
or stay for the journey.
Both count. Both matter.
For coaches, this reframes how transformation actually happens — without adding more tools to your already-full toolbox.
For non-coaches, it offers a grounded way to reclaim agency —
without overhauling your life or becoming someone new.
You don’t need to learn how to coach others.
You just need to understand how stories work.
Because you’re already living inside one.
Who This Is For
• Coaches at any stage who want deeper narrative awareness without more complexity
• Leaders, creatives, and humans who sense there’s more happening beneath the surface
• People tired of “fixing themselves” and curious about a truer way forward
• Anyone ready to pick up the pen — without needing a whole new identity to do it
You’ll Leave With
• a radically simple way to understand behavior — yours and others’
• a felt sense of how narrative actually shapes choice
• a new relationship with paradox — one that stops fighting it
• a quieter, steadier sense of authorship
This isn’t motivation.
It’s orientation.
And once you’ve seen the story beneath the story…
you don’t go back to reading the surface.
