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John Voris invented a ground-breaking approach to personal inquiry that reveals a person’s life purpose, true motivation and metaphysical design.
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The Psychology of Sentimental Objects (and Why Some Survive) (opens the original)
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Most people own more than they realize, and most of it goes unnoticed. The frying pan sits in its cabinet because meals need cooking. The winter coat hangs by the door because the season demands it. None of these things asks for an explanation. A few things do. Think of the paperback that has survived... The post The Psychology of Sentimental Objects (and Why Some Survive) appeared first on John Voris .
Limitations of Personality Tests (opens the original)
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I have taken nearly every personality test that exists. The Enneagram, DISC, the Big Five (OCEAN), Myers-Briggs. I discovered the real limits of these tests early in my career as a door-to-door salesman, when my company ran us through one assessment after another and promised each would help us understand how we “tick” and make... The post Limitations of Personality Tests appeared first on John Voris .
How Neuroscience Supports the Authentic Systems Theory (opens the original)
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Through the 20-year field development of the Authentic Systems theory, it became apparent early on, that for there to be 8 billion unique people there must be a genetic anchor from which we can develop a single cohesive sense of self. This anchor must consist of inherited genetic structures that together influenced our orientation toward... The post How Neuroscience Supports the Authentic Systems Theory appeared first on John Voris .
Why the Modern Workplace Creates Exhaustion (opens the original)
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I became familiar with what was called the Peter Principle when I was 20 years old. At the time, it was a revolutionary business concept. The Peter Principle was first published in 1969 by Laurence J. Peter and Raymond Hull. This article will focus on career exhaustion and anxiety. My clients also found career anxiety... The post Why the Modern Workplace Creates Exhaustion appeared first on John Voris .
Essence, Form, and Content: Understanding Identity Archetypes (opens the original)
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In my methodology of understanding identity archetypes, the distinction between essence and form becomes essential for explaining two things: I would argue that without distinguishing between essence, form, and content, unique identity becomes fragmented into temporary experiences rather than understood as an enduring continuity. This article is going to create definitions around essence, form, and... The post Essence, Form, and Content: Understanding Identity Archetypes appeared first on John V
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