Doing and Controlling Can Produce Only a Fraction of Your Capacity
Bernstein does not deny that pushing and controlling can produce results. She argues that those modes capture only part of what is possible when a person never allows, receives, or loosens control.
- Pushing and controlling can create real achievement
- Their effectiveness has a ceiling
- Allowing is presented as a complementary capacity
“We can achieve a lot by doing and pushing and controlling. But we're actually only achieving a fraction of what we're capable of if we're…”