Volatility is the art of being liable to change rapidly and unpredictably. Unstable, strained, uneasy, turbulent. Now the volatility of oneself can either be by choice or without consent. Having a volatile personality is considered a disorder and is synonymous with bipolar disorder. Frequent mood swings and angry outbursts. Anger management and poor impulse control are also symptoms. But what if you could do all this by choice? The exact same symptoms, but just choose to be a volatile character.

Volatile relationships refer to being with someone and having a constant and quick escalation of disagreements or communication. Choosing to be volatile in a relationship can be considered sabotage. Controlled volatility in a relationship is a new concept, but without sabotaging the relationship. Volatility usually refers to finances where the higher the volatility index means higher the risks of an investment. Since my life business theory is still being developed and procedures for successful implementation are very blurry and undocumented, it is still in practice.

Controlled volatility in a relationship will mean that the loss of the investment is greater, but also will yield a higher return. Continuous rebalancing of assets, so that when the investment is not gaining, moving the assets around depending on the situation or scenario can change the investment rate. Equity gain in theory should be higher if you do not cross a yet undefined threshold where you lose the investment together. A good base is required and skilled reading of the investment.

Solvency refers to achieving long-term expansion and growth, in this method using controlled volatility as a means to gain solvency in a relationship. Solvency is the end state when every method used liquefies and flows just right.

Controlled volatility does not meet every scenario but must be exercised very carefully. If the investment will not meet the standard for returns or is not willing to yield any returns at all, then the whole process towards solvency will be compromised and will no longer work, a different method is required, or the investment needs to be liquidated.

Enough with the business references, controlled volatile personality will control patterns set, and standards high. To counter the effects of volatile relationships, we can try validity behaviors, in which each person takes accountability for their choices through careful consideration and planning each behavior. Each controlled volatility behavior needs to be justified with a valid behavior, so that it cannot be brought back, and the flow of behaviors moves forward and does not come back and either loses its effectiveness or stalls, and no gains are made from the investment.