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Inner work practitioners and clients lack focus on measurable results

The author argues that many practitioners and clients engaged in "inner work" are not optimizing for tangible, long-term results. Instead of focusing on measurable outcomes like lasting relationship success or overcoming burnout, practitioners often highlight subjective experiences in testimonials and avoid follow-up to track client progress. Clients, in turn, tend to seek experiences rather than proven solutions and are hesitant to pay for performance-based outcomes. AI

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  1. LessWrong (AI tag) TIER_1 · Chris Lakin ·

    Most "inner work" is not optimized for results.

    <p><span>If practitioners and clients doing "inner work" were optimizing for results — entering long-term relationships, durably losing interest in coping behaviors, curing burnout, etc. — what would we expect to see? </span></p><h1><span>Practitioners:</span></h1><p><span>If pra…