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Equitable exchange – a progress hurdle
THE IDEA Since service is fundamental basis of exchange, helpers expect an equitable level of effort of service from the seeker in exchange for engaging their proposition. A seeker feeling this level as too high is a hurdle to progress. (note that service credits may replace direct exchange of service; in which case the level…
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Lack of confidence – a progress hurdle
THE IDEA The greater the confidence a seeker has in a progress proposition and/or a progress helper, the lower this progress hurdle is. Progress hurdles Just a quick recap of progress hurdles, they are: progress hurdles – factors that if felt, uniquely and phenomenologically, by a progress seeker as too high, may lead them to…
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Misalignment on proposition continuum – a progress hurdle
THE IDEA Both a proposition and a seeker’s desire have positions on the progress proposition continuum – between enabling and relieving propositions. The further apart the two are, the greater this is a hurdle to progress. Progress hurdles Just a quick recap of progress hurdles, they are: progress hurdles – factors that if felt, uniquely…
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Resistance – a progress hurdle
THE IDEA A seeker’s resistance to a proposition needs to be at or below their tolerance. There is a four-level scale of resistance we can adopt backed by identification why that level may exist. Helping us reason how to lower this hurdle. Progress hurdles Just a quick recap of progress hurdles, they are: progress hurdles…
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Adoptability – a progress hurdle
THE IDEA A seeker needs to feel they can adopt a proposition. And we borrow aspects of Rogers’ adoptability theory to interpret this – complexity, relative advantage, compatibility, to name a few. Progress hurdles Just a quick recap of progress hurdles, they are: progress hurdles – factors that if felt, uniquely and phenomenologically, by a…
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Lack of resource – a progress hurdle
The idea Progress seekers need resources to undertake and complete their progress attempts. Often, in our modern world, they lack them. Typically missing resources are skills or knowledge – perhaps encapsulated in goods – or time. But may also include other operand resource such as strength, learning capacity etc. The intention of progress propositions is…
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Progress Hurdles
What we’re thinking What makes a progress seeker think twice about making a progress attempt? Since progress attempts are a series of resource integrations…it comes down to whether they feel they have access to sufficient resources. Do they have the skills and knowledge required? Have they the time? What about tools they may need? Even…
The Progress Economy
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