In this episode of "The Anatomy of Changework," Rafa and I explore the concepts of scope and categorization in change work. We discuss the differences between digital (all-or-nothing) and analogical thinking, examining how these mindsets impact various fields, from elite sports to everyday life. Our conversation covers the role of flexibility in thinking, the use of metaphors in understanding experiences, and how shifting the scope or category of a problem can open up new perspectives. We also look at how these ideas apply to approaches like IEMT, Provocative Change Works, and metaphor work. Whether you're a practitioner or simply curious about personal development, we hope this discussion sparks new ideas and reflections on the change process.

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Roni Matar is based in Beirut, Lebanon and you'll find his coaching and training website here: https://www.ronimatar.com

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Timestamps:

0:00: Introduction and discussion on digital vs. analogical thinking in sports and personal development

6:28: Exploration of scope and category in various contexts, including IEMT and family dynamics

12:49: Discussion on fairness, AI, and the concept of unconscious mind

18:13: Analysis of reframing and changing scope in therapeutic work

23:48: Examination of categorization in client responses and therapeutic approaches

28:50: Concluding thoughts on the importance of understanding scope and category in change work