LESSON 7: TEMPERAMENT

Why can two people face the exact same situation and respond completely differently?

Lesson 7 explores temperament, the natural tendencies that influence how we approach the possibilities in front of us.

Some people move quickly. Some hesitate. Some seek excitement. Some look for safety. Some remain calm under pressure, while others feel the same moment much more intensely.

The situation may be the same, but the person entering it is not.

Temperament works alongside our desires, beliefs, experiences and memories, influencing what catches our attention, what feels important and how we respond.

This lesson explores another piece of the Free Determinism model: why understanding a choice means understanding the person who was there to make it.