Whether we like it or not, change is inevitable! In his book Master of Change, Brad cites research that the average human will undergo 36 major life changes in their time alive. Which means it's vital that we have the right tools to navigate disruption. Today, Brad explains how our understanding of and reliance on the concept of "homeostasis" has contributed to our inflexibility, and how a newer concept—allostasis—allows for a more adaptable version of stability.

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040 - The Coach Up: Allostasis vs. Homeostasis, and the Science of Handling Change

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040 - The Coach Up: Allostasis vs. Homeostasis, and the Science of Handling Change