Bring on the Chaos

Some people just seem born to succeed. Some live charmed lives without much in the way of serious challenges or setbacks. They enjoy long vacations in sun-soaked exotic locations. They seem to have perfect spouses, perfect children, and live in perfect houses.

Life can be tough and chaotic. And if you're like most people, you put a lot of effort into reducing the chaos and finding happiness wherever you can.

That's right: Chaos is key.

But isn't chaos bad? Doesn't it equate to stress? Well, yes. But perhaps not the kind of stress you're thinking of. Psychologists explain that there are really two types of stress.

Closed and Open Systems

Well, let me introduce you to a gentleman named Ilya Prigogine. Prigogine was a Russian physical chemist and Nobel laureate who studied (among many other things) something called "dissipative structures."

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