Hasitha Senevirathne

It is a disorder of;

• Performance of not skill.


• Doing what you know, not knowing what to do.


• The when and where, not the how and what.


• Using your past at the ‘Point of performance. (The point of performance is the place and time in your natural setting where you should use what you know, but do not)

rather than answering their question directly, I like to poke at what makes them feel they ‘should’ do the thing in the first place. what motivates you? why do you do what you do?

I’m always pleasantly surprised by how willing they are to engage with this. but more often than not, they say something like “of course you need to do X, that’s just ...... See more

“To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment.”

― Ralph Waldo Emerson