Pragmatism – Frammenti

Discomfort is not an enemy: why change hurts (and that’s okay)

Pragmatism / 21/12/2025

Wednesday December 17th, after an intense morning. I experienced discomfort. But positive. Discomfort is not an enemy. It’s a signal that change is happening. Three phases: mind (total resistance), body (tachycardia, pulsing eye), memory (distant, not feared). Neuroscience confirms (Porges, Doidge, Prochaska). Vampire client Tuesday: Wolf method (Pulp Fiction). Calm, strategy, multiple boundaries. Top Gen Z dev, mental quickness. Strong discomfort when I oppose responding immediately. But it was working. “Customer is always right” = false. I’m happy. Not generic well-being, truly happy. Perceptual time, exponential effect. I always read, respond when I can with substance. 2026 podcast with Friend.

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Luck and bad luck: when emotions meet mathematics

Pragmatism / 05/10/2025

For years I was a victim of the words ‘luck’ and ‘bad luck’, letting them dominate my emotions. Then I discovered they don’t exist as absolute concepts: they’re simply variables and percentages we can’t fully calculate. An analytical approach that doesn’t eliminate feelings, but makes them healthier.

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Money as variables: freeing yourself from emotionality

Pragmatism / 05/10/2025

Alongside patience, I’d like to talk to you about variables. As a computer scientist and mathematics enthusiast, I began to see money as numbers and variables rather than as an emotional element. This shift in perspective allowed me to manage financial difficulties with greater clarity and serenity.

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