Most of you can set goals and achieve them. You usually choose goals that require the skills and competencies you have acquired over the years. It could be said that most goals fit your character. When you have the skills and a character that fits the mission, you are more likely to figure out next steps when you experience failure. Most of you know various mantras about getting
up after falling. From there, you continue towards the goal. However, how comfortable is it for you to pursue goals that are far beyond any skills you have developed and goes against your character?
“Adversity
introduces a man to himself” – Albert Einstein
In many
cases, adversity comes when least expected. Because it is unexpected, there is no time to develop the
skills, competencies, character, knowledge or anything else required to fulfill
the goal. Yet, it still needs to
be accomplished. For most, that is
uncomfortable. Also, for most,
being uncomfortable is the last place people want to be. In fact, many pride themselves on
chasing peace and tranquility. At
the same time, if you become powerful with being uncomfortable, can you find
peace and tranquility in being uncomfortable?
To take
us into a deep dive into the world of being comfortable with being
uncomfortable, we will have an amazing guest. His name is Jason Van Camp. He is a West Point Graduate. He has served in over 300 combat missions as a US Army
Ranger and Green Beret. Currently
he has an MBA and trains people in leadership through his company Mission Six
Zero.
Come
learn the secrets of how to operate beyond what you already know how to
do.
The show
starts, Thursday, July 30, from 7:00pm-8:00pm (EST) at The Creative
Alchemist with Ted Santos and Lori Miller on
blogtalkradio.com.
To hear
the show live, click: https://www.blogtalkradio.com/thecreativealchemist/2020/07/30/are-you-comfortable-being-uncomfortable
Call to
comment live at: (516) 387-1640.
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