HeyJaredFearlessly Resilient
We have the ability to be Fearlessly Resilient. In this podcast I will share with you how you can continue to fearlessly grow and empower yourself and those around us.
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"I want It, I Got It" : Navigating the Complexities of Desire (opens the original)
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Hello Butterflies! 🦋 This conversation explores the complex relationship between desire, lack, and personal growth. It delves into how desire can stem from feelings of lack and how individuals can manage their desires by understanding their origins. The discussion emphasizes the importance of positioning oneself strategically in various aspects of life to achieve goals and fulfill desires. Additionally, practical action steps are provided to help listeners navigate their desires effectively and
I Want More (Desire, Ambition & Guilt) (opens the original)
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This episode explores the complex nature of desire through the lens of a Japanese series about a controversial fortune teller. It examines how desire originates from lack, how it can propel us forward, and how it can lead us astray when misunderstood or misused. keywords desire, motivation, psychology, resilience, success, human behavior, personal growth key topics The role of desire in motivation and achievement How childhood lack influences adult desires The Buddhist perspective on wholesome a
"I Admit It. I'm in Love With Fear." Eileen Gu's Mindset and the Fear Opportunity (opens the original)
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If you've been stalling, overthinking, or waiting until you feel "ready," this one is for you. In this episode: Why your brain reads change as a threat—even positive change Eileen Gu's three-part framework for interpreting fear The difference between danger and discomfort (and why growth depends on knowing which is which) How fear disguises itself as perfectionism and "waiting until I'm ready" Small controllable experiments: the antidote to the giant terrifying leap Evidence over affirmation—why
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