The same recurring difficulty may be treated as a lack of discipline, an old injury, a practical limitation, a boundary problem, or a need for specialized support. Applying the wrong remedy can create more shame while leaving the actual problem untouched. Through the Weakness, Wound, or Constraint? tool, William R. Stanek helps you describe what is happening and match the response more carefully. Practice, support, accommodation, protection, renegotiation, or qualified care become distinct possibilities instead of one generic command to try harder.
The Difference Between a Weakness and a Wound : Matching Skill-Building, Support, Boundaries, or Care to the Actual Problem
Skrevet af William R. Stanek
