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Mind Itch
You've read the goal-setting books. You've done the vision board, the SMART goals, the habit stacker. And somewhere underneath the productivity, an itch is still there - the same one that was there before you started. This isn't a better goal-setting system. It's the question no goal-setting system asks: what if the goal was never the problem you thought it was solving? Sensei Max takes apart the machinery of wanting - the carrot that keeps moving, the donkey who never asks why, the mind that turns every arrival into another departure.
Not with comfort. Not with a shrug and an invitation to "accept your finitude." With a diagnosis. Then a cure. Combining street-level self-defense instincts with real cognitive science (the actual studies, not the paraphrased kind) and a Zen practitioner's disregard for spiritual sentimentality, Mind Itch walks through twelve chapters and three closing essays that build toward one argument: the goal isn't evil.
It's just not what you think it is. And once you see the mechanics of the itch, it stops running your life. For readers who finished the standard toolkit and are still scratching.
Not with comfort. Not with a shrug and an invitation to "accept your finitude." With a diagnosis. Then a cure. Combining street-level self-defense instincts with real cognitive science (the actual studies, not the paraphrased kind) and a Zen practitioner's disregard for spiritual sentimentality, Mind Itch walks through twelve chapters and three closing essays that build toward one argument: the goal isn't evil.
It's just not what you think it is. And once you see the mechanics of the itch, it stops running your life. For readers who finished the standard toolkit and are still scratching.
