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375.Comfortable with the Uncomfortable with Deborah Johnson

375.Comfortable with the Uncomfortable with Deborah Johnson

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Change is inevitable. Yet, as we reach mid-career or the halftime of life, change often feels less like an adventure and more like a disruption. The roles we’ve played, the skills we’ve built, and the routines we’ve mastered have given us confidence and stability. But when shifts come—whether in career, family, health, or identity—they often leave us grappling with something deeply unsettling: discomfort. Becoming comfortable with the uncomfortable is one of the most important skills we can develop in this stage of life. It’s not about ignoring the pain or pretending transitions are easy. Instead, it’s about embracing uncertainty as a pathway to growth, opportunity, and ultimately, reinvention. In this episode and accompanying article, we’ll explore why discomfort is essential, how to navigate it with resilience, and practical principles you can apply today. Full article here: https://goalsforyourlife.com/comfortable-with-uncomfortable

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Introduction
02:00 - Discomfort and Personal Growth
05:40 - Principles for Embracing Uncomfortability
09:29 - Practical Applications in Work and Life
11:41 - The Benefits of Embracing Discomfort
12:50 - Key Takeaways for Application
13:30 - Embracing Discomfort for Growth
14:03 - Target Audience for This Content
14:48 - Conclusion and Outro

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