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EPISODE · Jun 29, 2026 · 31 MIN

TMP-Ep206 - Just Because You Can Do Hard Things Doesn't Mean You Have To

from The Meaning Project · host Dr. Daniel A. Franz

In this episode, Dr. Dan shares personal stories of challenging experiences like paragliding, Via Ferrata, and a sweat lodge in Costa Rica to explore the themes of doing hard things, choosing suffering, and finding meaning in adversity. He reflects on how these experiences relate to logotherapy and resilience, offering insights on when to push out of comfort zones and when to listen to oneself.The importance of choosing when to do hard thingsLessons from paragliding and via Ferrata about pushing limitsThe story of the sweat lodge in Costa Rica and its lessonsLogotherapy principles applied to personal challengesThe role of suffering and attitude in resilience

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