ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Trials and tribulations push us to our limits. When something hits us hard, we sometimes look to the next best or newest thing that promises fast results and make life easier.
I hate to break it to ‘ya, but the formula for enduring our challenges hasn’t changed. It’s been the same for ages. We are just too stubborn to and just want something to take away the pain, when the solution is much more simple and effective than we realize.
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