The Adjacent Possible Theory: Love Is a Hike
Briefly

In March 2017, a family of six embraced a life-changing move from a small village near Paris to a cottage in Montmartre. This transition, while challenging, was viewed as an opportunity to explore the adjacent possible—new realities that could bring fulfillment. The author reflects on an oath to live a 'Reverse Tarzan' life, prioritizing personal instinct and joy over societal expectations. In a world filled with uncertainty, this perspective encourages individuals to navigate personal and professional changes more authentically, appreciating the potential shifts in their lives and relationships.
In our pursuit of certainty, we often take for granted the things we love, missing out on living in the adjacent possible.
The decision to embrace a Reverse Tarzan life became an oath to follow intuition and personal truth, rather than conforming to societal expectations.
Read at Psychology Today
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