I agree with all of this, and just wanted to note that there are Kegan 4 frame-controllers and Kegan 3 frame-controllers, too.
Good point.
I see no reason why Kegan 2s cannot be frame controllers as well, if, rather blatant ones due to messy Frame.In fact, Kegan 1s are supreme Frame Controllers, except their Frame is completely messy (ask any parent of a baby/toddler/preschooler).
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I agree with all of this, and just wanted to note that there are Kegan 4 frame-controllers and Kegan 3 frame-controllers, too.
Good point.
I see no reason why Kegan 2s cannot be frame controllers as well, if, rather blatant ones due to messy Frame.
In fact, Kegan 1s are supreme Frame Controllers, except their Frame is completely messy (ask any parent of a baby/toddler/preschooler).