When we resist the disintegration customary of the soul of shame, one byproduct is that we establish space for enhanced creativity. For when the mind is more integrated, it is less distressed. We then have more access to energy for creative endeavors, energy that was being used previously to manage and regulate shame’s interpersonal, neurobiological networks. In practical terms, the degree that we are able to ferret out shame in whatever vocational institution we occupy, whether parenting or piloting, we will be more effective and more creative in that domain, not least because we are working
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