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Week 4 - Get to Know Your Judger (and don’t get hijacked by your assumptions)

Hi all - here is the recording from Week 4. Homework for next time, November 10 at 8 pm, is Chapters 6&7 in the book, and Chapter 4 of the workbook. Enjoy!



Quick recap

The meeting began with casual conversation about sports and household items before transitioning into a discussion about judgment and emotional responses led by Catherine. The main portion focused on understanding emotional hijacking, including its effects on rational thinking and strategies for managing such situations through techniques like the SOSS framework. The session concluded with breakout room discussions about personal experiences with judgment and assumptions, followed by homework assignments and plans for the next meeting.

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A position has sides. A stand has virtue and commitment

“After every mass shooting, after every fresh example of political violence, after every round of one side recriminating the other side for not holding up their end of the social contract, we need to hear what is right, what is true, what is good. That need is why we commit to memory lines of poetry, passages of literature, and—for religious believers—particular verses. Because when crisis arrives and the world presses in on us, we must work to remember what we’re about and what we hold to. Sometimes those things hold us more than we hold them, but only when we know them in our bones. So we keep telling ourselves, and each other, what is true and good.”

“We should be telling each other this week to weep with those who weep.”

– Nick Catoggio, Sept 18, 2025

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Week 2 - Sep 29 - Meeting Summary

Meeting summary


Quick recap

The meeting began with technical support regarding password recovery through a government app, followed by discussions about travel plans and personal experiences with plants and orchids. The group then addressed meeting logistics and attendance policies, before transitioning into a deeper discussion about judgment versus curiosity and the associated costs and benefits of different mindsets. The session concluded with homework assignments related to reading materials and a focus on personal growth, followed by a prayer and discussion about transformation.

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