Snuff out the flame

Stop a dysfunctional pattern before it embeds, spreads, and rages. Some behaviors must stay contained within tighter boundaries than others.

If specific behavior patterns do not stay contained but instead multiply and expand, they pose two threats:

1. The damage they cause.
2. The time, effort, and difficulty of eliminating those patterns or recontaining them within an acceptable, non-damaging boundary.

Stop dangerous patterns before they start. It’s your responsibility to prevent dysfunctional behavior patterns from establishing roots.

Brick by brick. Do the work.