Principlev1

Track your revealed preferences by comparing stated criteria

Track your revealed preferences by comparing stated criteria with actual decision patterns, using the gap as a measurement of schema blindness.

Why This Is a Principle

Derives from Actual behavior reveals operative values more reliably than (actual behavior reveals operative values) and Knowledge that exists only in tacit form degrades without (knowledge in tacit form degrades without detection). The gap between espoused and enacted criteria reveals tacit schemas operating below awareness.

Source Lessons

L-0208

Schema awareness is the beginning of freedom

You cannot change a schema you cannot see. The moment you become aware of a schema operating in your thinking, you gain a degree of freedom you did not have before — the ability to evaluate it, adjust it, or replace it. Without awareness, the schema runs you. With awareness, you run it.

Connections

Derived From (2)

AxiomKnowledge that exists only in tacit form degrades without AxiomActual behavior reveals operative values more reliably than

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