“I embrace change as an integral aspect of life. Instead of resisting, I choose adaptation as my strength. Every knot can be undone, provided I am willing to think flexibly.”

The Metaphor of the Knotted Hose: A Symbol for Self-Management and Adaptability

The cover image presents a yellow water hose, haphazardly coiled yet entangled in a chaotic snarl. Certain loops dangle freely, while others are tightly wound around themselves, forming a disordered, convoluted mass. This serves as a powerful metaphor for the predicament of many individuals in self-management: those who fail to consciously engage with their habits, thought patterns, and adaptability inevitably find themselves ensnared in a state of inner entanglement. Rather than being a supple, functional tool, the water hose – or, in our metaphor, one’s own life – becomes a source of frustration and resistance.

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