Embrace the idea of a spiral path to growth, allowing for setbacks and challenges as part of the journey.
'Shu Ha Ri' model showcases stages of mastery: learn existing rules ('Shu'), challenge and adapt ('Ha'), transcend and create new rules ('Ri').
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The Concept of a Spiral Path to Growth
Consider the idea that your path towards growth may not be a linear journey but a spiral progression upwards. Moments of feeling stuck or like you're going in circles are natural, leading to self-doubt and tension. Instead of pushing harder, the concept suggests creating space and zooming out to view your progress differently. Embrace the notion that challenges and setbacks are part of the journey, and that your path may be unfolding exactly as it should.
Shuhari: Three Stages of Mastery
The Shuhari model, originating from Japanese martial arts, outlines three stages of mastery. 'Shu' involves learning and obeying existing rules, forming the foundation for growth. 'Ha' signifies challenging and adapting these rules within boundaries. 'Re' represents transcending existing conventions and creating new rules. Using Neo's journey in The Matrix as an example, the model illustrates progression from learning to breaking and ultimately creating one's own rules in achieving mastery.
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