Becoming an Unstoppable Force

Not an Immoveable Object

by
Kathryn Maloney M.A. ABS

Kathryn, an appreciator of contrast and the exquisite beauty found in the spaces between, thrives at the dynamic intersection of system designing and applied behavioral science, driving outcome-focused transformation.

With over 25 years of experience, she catalyses change by weaving visionary systems initiatives into strategic priorities. As a trusted advisor, she empowers leaders and teams to build resilient businesses and create profound impact.

Drawing on deep expertise in leadership, communication, and human systems designing, Kathryn infuses presence, power, and rigor into evolutionary organisational strategies. Her approach transcends managing complexity – it’s about mastering it to unlock adaptive potential and elevate systemic value.

Kathryn guides organisations to navigate challenges with clarity and intent, transforming visions into lasting legacies of co-crafted innovation and dimensional growth.

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Industrialisation was a build for an immovable object mentality – hard lines, fixed systems, permanence over possibility. This was timely, not wrong. Yet, in a human culture of black and white programming, mechanical reinforced the flattery of limited front brain dominance and subjugated control.

War mentality has always also been built on rigidity and mind control – unyielding positions and the shaping of minds to fit them. Cohering masses against a shared mission to dominate, subjugate, defend, deny, and extract.

Slavery, too, is engineered as an unyielding, self-preserving system. An immovable object by design.

The stories, beliefs, and dreams programmed into your mind become immovable objects, too. Often, deeply embedded, unquestioned, and consequently resistant to change. Your programmed mind collapses in on itself within a matrix of permission structures to the point where most have trouble sourcing fact from fiction, truth from myth, and desired from undesired.

Fear consciousness is a program. Creating immovable objects is its intent and outcome.

Your individuality is built upon programs. Your cultural upbringing. Your government. Your religious affiliation. Your profession. Your education.

You get the idea.

But, in fact, your individuality is not an immovable object. It is an unstoppable force.

Systems are built upon programs. Coding. Values. Principles. Narratives. Promises. Tracing. Control features. Withholding. Generosity or flow.

Systems, too, are unstoppable forces, not immovable objects.

We, people, are creators – not subjects.

Systems are programmable because we write and rewrite the code.

Individuals remembering themselves as designers, architects, creators, and masters is what we're doing.

Life is a mirrored image, a projected screen of our own visions, choices, and intent.

The ingredients for building.

Many ancient traditions have initiations where tribal members were taught to face and stare down fear.

The reason being, the instinctual – animal, lower, reptilian – body is programmed to cower.

To initiate out of being an immovable object and into becoming an unstoppable force, we need to:

  • Soften tight muscles

  • Ungrip holding patterns

  • Heal adhesions

  • Cast daylight into fixed neurology

  • Introduce love to the frightened flight response

  • Hiss at the perpetrators of control, shame, and hate

  • Allow for openings

  • Create movement around all the contractions

Building companies, teams, collectives, and constitutional agreements demands vision, choices, and intent. Those visions, choices, and intent also require decisions about the frequency with which you are programming.

Agendas are programs.

Ideologies are programs.

Builds are programs.

Words are programs. Frequency is the energy you carry when you engage with these programs. How you tune yourself casts vibration. How clearly and consciously you choose to send your signal is frequency setting.

Frequency toning is symbiotic between the system, the collective, and individuals.

How are you consciously setting them? Which way are you saying them? What are you maniacally clear with yourself about your own immovability?

Are you operating as an unstoppable force of your own grace, writing your own divine myth?

Compassion needs a spine, or it's not real.

Herein lies the force built within the individual – rippling out in service of and to build new collectives.

One body – made of many – all unstoppably moving together.

You’ve got this. x

by Kathryn Maloney M.A. ABS
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