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Contract with the critic

A modern work practice: the critic gets a time and a task, but not the right to stop creation before material exists.

evidence-informed-self-critic-companion-v1 · MODERN_EVIDENCE_INFORMED · CUSTOMER_SCENE

A practical companion exercise, not a reconstruction of Jung.

When it fits

  • you cannot begin because judgment arrives too early
  • the critic speaks before the work exists
  • evaluation needs a boundary

Not for this

  • replacing facts, medical, legal, or financial advice
  • compulsively repeating the same question
  • reading someone else's life without boundaries

Key images

Contract: the critic gets a shift, not the whole day.
Draft: protected until it exists.
Red pen: useful only after material exists.

How to read this scene

Name the scene

First name not fate, but the living situation: where I am, what pulls, what asks for attention.

Choose the symbol

The symbol is read as a quality of movement, not as command or diagnosis.

Reduce to a small step

A good sign should leave one gentle checkable gesture for today.

Small practice

Write the rule: ‘The critic may speak after ten minutes of making, not before.’

This is an OmenHall modern companion, not a reconstruction of Jung or evidence of Shadow.

Journal questions

What exactly should the critic check?

When is evaluation allowed?

Which draft needs quiet first?

My Worlds

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