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Equanimity Under Pressure: Changing or Escaping?
Katas for building decision clarity when your priorities shift and time feels finite.
Oct 22
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Camilo Zambrano
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The Midlife Crisis Question: Are You Changing — or Trying to Escape?
What finite time, changing priorities, and self-governance can teach us about choosing our next move.
Oct 21
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Camilo Zambrano
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What This Year Taught Me About a Life Getting Better
A birthday reflection on family, friendship, pain, and the light we find in one another.
Oct 14
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Camilo Zambrano
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When Blame Is Protection: Training the Turn from Reaction to Response
Three katas for stopping the pull, checking your part, and choosing what comes next
Oct 8
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Camilo Zambrano
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What Are We Protecting When We Blame Others
Understanding victim mentality, shame, and the practice of returning to what we can control.
Oct 7
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Camilo Zambrano
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When You Come Home, Practice Return
Three katas for emotional regulation so you can return to your baseline — not just reset at the next vacation
Oct 1
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Camilo Zambrano
September 2026
The Recovery You Bring Home
Why vacations can restore us — but can’t do the returning for us
Sep 30
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Camilo Zambrano
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Two Years of Trying to Stay With It
A vacation, 339 posts, and what Self Disciplined has become
Sep 23
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Camilo Zambrano
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Reappraisal Drills: Training Your Way Out of Emotional Avoidance
Three katas to help you process what you’ve been bottling up—before it compounds into drift.
Sep 17
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Camilo Zambrano
Bottling Up Your Emotions: How Suppression Creates Drift
What isolation, stress, and the return loop can teach us about feeling what we’d rather avoid.
Sep 16
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Camilo Zambrano
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Building a Priority System That Works When Your Brain Doesn’t
Three katas and one sequence to train external prioritization when working memory fails you
Sep 10
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Camilo Zambrano
How to Prioritize When Executive Dysfunction Makes Everything Feel Important
A practical way to build systems that remember what matters when your brain can’t.
Sep 9
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Camilo Zambrano
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