The Pace of Trust | Why Lasting Change Requires Nervous System Safety
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The Pace of Trust | Why Lasting Change Requires Nervous System Safety
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In reality, it fails because the nervous system does not trust the pace.
In this episode of Ministry of Mind, we explore why familiar discomfort often feels safer than unfamiliar calm — and how the body resists change not out of weakness, but out of protection.
Drawing on neuroscience, psychology, and lived experience, we examine how trust is built biologically through repetition, predictability, and emotional safety.
You’ll learn:
- why sudden change can trigger internal resistance
- how the nervous system prioritizes predictability over improvement
- why patience is not passivity, but a form of intelligence
- how lasting transformation emerges only when the body feels secure
It’s about understanding why change must move at the speed of trust. Because the body releases old patterns only when it knows it will not be punished for letting go.
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