• PIE Talk-Podcast — Ep: 18 (Growing Pains-Upgrades & Let downs)

  • May 12 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 12 mins
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PIE Talk-Podcast — Ep: 18 (Growing Pains-Upgrades & Let downs)

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  • In this episode of PIE Talk, titled "Growing Pains—Upgrades & Letdowns," hosts Priscilla and B explore the often challenging journey of personal growth and the setbacks that come with it. They delve into the emotional struggle of losing connections as we evolve and the resistance encountered from those who may want to undermine what they don't understand. B illustrates this theme with a powerful analogy: just as losing weight often means your old clothes no longer fit, personal growth can mean that old relationships no longer serve your new self. This metaphor highlights the necessary, yet sometimes painful, process of letting go as part of growth. The discussion is enriched by insights from day 18 of the "Keep Effing Going" book, authored by Joshua Smith and Jordan Davis, which provides daily motivation and reflections on persevering through life's challenges. Join Priscilla and B as they share their experiences and offer guidance on navigating the ups and downs of personal development, underscoring the importance of staying true to one's path despite the obstacles. #PIETalk #GrowingPains #PersonalGrowth #LifeUpgrades #EmotionalChallenges #Letdowns #KeepEffingGoing #TransformationJourney #SelfImprovement #LoseWeightLoseClothes #ChangeAndGrowth #SupportAndResistance
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