
Episode 613: The Comfort Crisis: Why Easy Is Killing Us
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Modern life has become incredibly comfortable.
And that's not always a good thing.
We can avoid effort, discomfort, uncertainty, boredom, and challenge with the push of a button.
But something important gets lost when life becomes too easy.
In this episode, I draw on Michael Easter's work in The Comfort Crisis and explore why growth, vitality, confidence, and meaning are so often found on the other side of discomfort.
The choice isn't between comfort and discomfort.
It's between the discomfort that helps you grow and the discomfort that slowly shrinks your life.
One builds resilience.
The other builds regret.
Choose carefully.
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