Ep. 13 - Finding Discomfort

Episode 13 of the Bright Hours podcast, hosted by Timothy Jermica & Neem Sutantio, titled "Ep. 13 - Finding Discomfort" was published on August 19, 2021 and runs 19 minutes.

August 19, 2021 ·19m · Bright Hours

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Summary

Hai” semuanya! Di episode ini saya dan Timothy ngobrolin tentang perlunya kita untuk meng-explore hal” di luar zona nyaman kita, or in another word, ‘Findiing Discomfort’. Menurut kami, memang ga semua orang suka bersusah” di kondisi yang ga enak karena emang gaenak, tapi di sisi lain ada juga hal” positif yang kita bisa temuin ketika kita mau coba melalui jalan berbatu yang bakal membentuk kita jadi pribadi yang lebih baik. Semoga bermanfaat, guys. Peace!✌️ Reference: Can’t Hurt Me by David Goggins #BrightHours

Episode Description

Hai” semuanya! Di episode ini saya dan Timothy ngobrolin tentang perlunya kita untuk meng-explore hal” di luar zona nyaman kita, or in another word, ‘Findiing Discomfort’. Menurut kami, memang ga semua orang suka bersusah” di kondisi yang ga enak karena emang gaenak, tapi di sisi lain ada juga hal” positif yang kita bisa temuin ketika kita mau coba melalui jalan berbatu yang bakal membentuk kita jadi pribadi yang lebih baik. Semoga bermanfaat, guys. Peace!✌️

Reference: Can’t Hurt Me by David Goggins

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