Who’s steering?

Hey there,

Have you ever made a decision and then wondered:

Why did I do that again?

Meet the horsehair worm.

It spends part of its life growing inside insects like crickets. Eventually, the worm needs water to continue its life cycle.

Minor logistical problem.

The cricket lives on land.

So things get weird.

Research has found that infection can alter a cricket’s behavior, increasing the chances that it heads toward water. Once there, the worm emerges and carries on with its aquatic life.

Imagine carrying around something you cannot see, while it influences where you go.

Which got us thinking about spiritual parasites.

We mean the invisible things that can take up residence in your mental ecosystem:

They consume attention. They influence choices. And because they live inside your own thought process, they can be surprisingly hard to recognize.

You may genuinely want to do something while another part of you keeps finding reasons to retreat.

That is where self-awareness starts to get interesting.

Bill Dueease has a useful name for some of these internal roadblocks: self-imposed obstacles.

They are the impediments your subconscious mind harbors for certain activities that
contradict the decision of your conscious mind to perform them

Bill co-founded the Coach Connection (TCC) 25 years ago after careers in the
petroleum business, nationwide retail and ski area development in New Zealand. Bill
was lucky enough at age 56 to have vastly increased his self awareness through being
coached to operate TCC to help others discover and understand themselves bettor by
connecting clients with their best matched experienced coaches.

And those patterns tend to show up right where your intentions meet resistance.

You want the new career.

Something keeps delaying the application.

You want the relationship.

Something keeps repeating the same dynamics.

You want to take the risk.

Suddenly your brain has prepared a 63-slide presentation explaining why Tuesday is a terrible day to begin.

That is where another perspective can be useful.

A good coach can help you notice the fears, assumptions, and habits that are much easier to see from outside your own head.

🦗 Pay attention to what repeatedly pulls you off course
🦗 Question the beliefs that seem to make decisions for you
🦗 Self-awareness starts with noticing your patterns

The horsehair worm eventually leaves the cricket.

Some of our passengers need a formal eviction notice.

— Gabi & Bea

P.S. If you’re curious about the self-imposed obstacles that may be shaping your choices, book a free Discovery Call with Bill. You’ll talk through where you are, where you want to go, and whether coaching could help you get there.

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