How do we know what we “know?” That question was asked in a whitepaper designed to bring to light evidence of positive transformation in the 21st century global community. A prestigious university in Brussels founded a research center with the aim of integrating worldviews. It describes worldview as having 7 components. For this article we’ll consider one, knowledge, and how it is gained and transforms into personal truth.Sometimes what we are told contradicts our experience and our store of information; otherwise known as what we know. This contradiction can be liberating or limiting.Say you are my coaching client. You express a desire to change or transform some aspect of your life. I might encourage you by saying, “you can create anything you want for your life including a perfect partner, (notice I did not say perfect person with whom to partner), a better job, better health. If you have tried and “failed” to create those things before then your worldview-what you know– would discredit mine because of your experience. Your reptilian brain will automatically say, “not possible, been there, struggled, not going to try that again; I know it doesn’t work.” Your brain is protecting you. It knows that struggle […]

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