Tag Archives: personal reflection

I Didn’t Buy It

Behind the Framework cover for "I Didn't Buy It" — a reflection on recognition and the difference between being seen and being used.

By Janaína Mahé, MBACP Published 23rd October 2026 I was twenty-one when I had my first job. I have written elsewhere about the circumstances that had prevented me from working before then, and about what it meant finally to insist upon entering the world of work for myself. The job I found was selling Europa […]

From Here, I’ll Take It

Behind the Framework, Personal Reflection 01: Education, becoming, and the life I refused to leave unlived.

By Janaína Mahé, MBACP Published 18th September 2026   Last night, I dreamt that it was my first day at university. The dream seemed to last the entire night. At the beginning, a childhood friend was there with me. We had once been best friends and, when we were young, lived near one another. In […]

The Lived Experience Behind the Innate Entitlement Framework™

The Lived Experience Spiral diagram showing recurring movements of belonging, boundaries, differentiation and increasing inhabitation within the Innate Entitlement Framework

New to the Innate Entitlement Framework™? Begin with Why the Innate Entitlement Framework™ Matters to understand the wider Framework before reading the lived experience from which it emerged.   Before the Framework became theory, the questions it explores were already present in a life being lived. The Innate Entitlement Framework™ did not begin with an attempt […]

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