ISBN: 9798251151619 - coherence under pressure: the structure that allows a person to remain intact (the coherence series) (6 resultados)

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Most people don't break when life becomes heavy.They reorganize.>Coherence Under Pressure examines the difference. Not between success and failure, but between functioning and remaining intact. Rather than treating stress as an emotional problem or resilience as a personality trait, this book approaches pressure as a structural force. One that reshapes identity, boundaries, emotional regulation, meaning, and self-trust over time. Some internal architectures distribute that load and preserve continuity. Others concentrate it, trading wholeness for survival. Both can work. Only one is sustainable. Drawing on a systems-level model of human psychology, this book explores: - why competence often hides internal fracture- how responsibility quietly deforms identity- how emotional strength becomes emotional hosting- why some addictions coexist with dignity and stability- how boundaries fail under obligation- how survival architecture replaces authorship- and what it actually takes to rebuild coherence while life is still demandingThis is not a motivational book. It does not promise optimization, happiness, or emotional comfort. It offers a map of the internal structures that determine whether a person can carry pressure without becoming smaller in order to do so. For readers who function well but feel privately expensive to maintain. For those who are reliable, capable, and quietly tired. For those who sense that endurance and integrity are not the same thing. This book describes what allows a human system to remain intact when life does not reduce its demands.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Most people don't break when life becomes heavy.They reorganize.They become more capable. More reliable. More contained. More useful. They learn to function under pressure long after coherence has been compromised. From the outside, this looks like strength. From the inside, it often feels like quiet disappearance. Coherence Under Pressure examines the difference. Not between success and failure, but between functioning and remaining intact. Rather than treating stress as an emotional problem or resilience as a personality trait, this book approaches pressure as a structural force. One that reshapes identity, boundaries, emotional regulation, meaning, and self-trust over time. Some internal architectures distribute that load and preserve continuity. Others concentrate it, trading wholeness for survival. Both can work. Only one is sustainable. Drawing on a systems-level model of human psychology, this book explores: why competence often hides internal fracturehow responsibility quietly deforms identityhow emotional strength becomes emotional hostingwhy some addictions coexist with dignity and stabilityhow boundaries fail under obligationhow survival architecture replaces authorshipand what it actually takes to rebuild coherence while life is still demandingThis is not a motivational book. It does not promise optimization, happiness, or emotional comfort. It offers a map of the internal structures that determine whether a person can carry pressure without becoming smaller in order to do so. For readers who function well but feel privately expensive to maintain. For those who are reliable, capable, and quietly tired. For those who sense that endurance and integrity are not the same thing. This book describes what allows a human system to remain intact when life does not reduce its demands. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Most people don't break when life becomes heavy.They reorganize.They become more capable. More reliable. More contained. More useful. They learn to function under pressure long after coherence has been compromised. From the outside, this looks like strength. From the inside, it often feels like quiet disappearance. Coherence Under Pressure examines the difference. Not between success and failure, but between functioning and remaining intact. Rather than treating stress as an emotional problem or resilience as a personality trait, this book approaches pressure as a structural force. One that reshapes identity, boundaries, emotional regulation, meaning, and self-trust over time. Some internal architectures distribute that load and preserve continuity. Others concentrate it, trading wholeness for survival. Both can work. Only one is sustainable. Drawing on a systems-level model of human psychology, this book explores: why competence often hides internal fracturehow responsibility quietly deforms identityhow emotional strength becomes emotional hostingwhy some addictions coexist with dignity and stabilityhow boundaries fail under obligationhow survival architecture replaces authorshipand what it actually takes to rebuild coherence while life is still demandingThis is not a motivational book. It does not promise optimization, happiness, or emotional comfort. It offers a map of the internal structures that determine whether a person can carry pressure without becoming smaller in order to do so. For readers who function well but feel privately expensive to maintain. For those who are reliable, capable, and quietly tired. For those who sense that endurance and integrity are not the same thing. This book describes what allows a human system to remain intact when life does not reduce its demands. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …