"On a personal level, it is possible to reinvent oneself and to become a leader in those areas of one’s life that matter…. [Recall] pivotal moments in the past when the natural reaction was “something is wrong here” or “something is wrong with me.” Decisions are often made in those moments that affect the way that a person behaves in the present and will behave in the future. The decisions that a person makes to deal with what is “wrong” with them form the basis of one’s persona. Zaffron and Logan call these decisions “life sentences” because they limit and narrow how a person occurs to themselves and how life occurs to that person."
Source: Business Book Review, March 22, 2009. Link
Understanding the concept of how the world 'occurs' to us is key to understanding Steve Zaffron & Dave Logan thesis in The Three Laws of Performance: Rewriting the Future of Your Organization and Your Life. The authors' blog link.
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