Stop confusing PAIN with PURPOSE

from Thought Architecture · host Justin Noppe

Dig deep into your reasoning and motivations for everything. Sometimes we may think we are doing something for a noble purpose but may be doing it to avoid pain. Can you say you are sure which is motivating you? A couple of prompts that are worth asking when examining your motivations: * Why do I need this to be true? * Am I running from pain with this solution? Thank you for reading Neuro Resilience by Justin Noppe. This post is public so feel free to share it. 🔊 Listen to the podcast here: Spotify, Itunes🎥 Check out the youtube channel📸 Follow me on IG (@justinnoppe), linkedin This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit becomingresilient.substack.com

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