Chapter
Choosing Growth over Comfort
36:34 - 41:38 (05:03)
The fear of hurting someone, loneliness, or change can keep us in unfulfilling relationships or patterns for far too long. Instead, we should focus on choosing growth over comfort and being open to learning and change.
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The speaker reflects on how their fear of change led them to stay in relationships longer than they wanted to and caused unnecessary pain for themselves and others.
36:34 - 38:40 (02:05)
Summary
The speaker reflects on how their fear of change led them to stay in relationships longer than they wanted to and caused unnecessary pain for themselves and others.
ChapterChoosing Growth over Comfort
EpisodeBuild A New Identity, Own Your Truth & Love Your Life w/Jen Hatmaker EP 1113
PodcastThe School of Greatness
The speaker reflects on the idea that lessons come to us when we're ready for them and tries not to hold onto shame or blame.
38:40 - 39:30 (00:49)
Summary
The speaker reflects on the idea that lessons come to us when we're ready for them and tries not to hold onto shame or blame. Their counselor reminds them that they just haven't learned some things yet.
ChapterChoosing Growth over Comfort
EpisodeBuild A New Identity, Own Your Truth & Love Your Life w/Jen Hatmaker EP 1113
PodcastThe School of Greatness
The process of learning new things can be challenging and comes with failures, but it's important to be self-compassionate and view it as a learning experience rather than a reason to give up.
39:30 - 40:34 (01:04)
Summary
The process of learning new things can be challenging and comes with failures, but it's important to be self-compassionate and view it as a learning experience rather than a reason to give up. Failure can be a great teacher.
ChapterChoosing Growth over Comfort
EpisodeBuild A New Identity, Own Your Truth & Love Your Life w/Jen Hatmaker EP 1113
PodcastThe School of Greatness
Our relationships have a lot to teach us, but only if we approach them as learners, rather than seeking to be right or vindicated.
40:34 - 41:38 (01:03)
Summary
Our relationships have a lot to teach us, but only if we approach them as learners, rather than seeking to be right or vindicated. By prioritizing understanding and peace over vindication, we create space to grow and learn from the experiences our relationships offer.