Suffering is the door to Personal Growth - Akshay Nanavati
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- www.BedrosKeuil... presents: Suffering is the door to personal growth
Of course, we all want to live in bliss, but pain and suffering is what makes us human. It's suffering that is the great equalizer in life, yet it's a necessary access point to reach the next stage of our human evolution.
In today's Inside Look, Bedros Keuilian takes a deep dive with the one and only, Akshay Nanavati, author of Fearvana. His purpose is to help people find, live, and fall in love with their worthy struggle. Whether it's running a marathon, building a business, writing a book, raising a child, or playing chess, you must give all of yourself. Don’t miss this amazing conversation.
"Coming out of the Marines is when I started to look for other ways to suffer. Other ways to explore how far we can test the human spirit. So, outdoor sports became my playground."
-Akshay Nanavati
Show Highlights:
2:00 The pursuit of suffering and moments that trigger big decisions
7:18 Descending into a dark place and joining the Marine Corp.
10:50 The purity of pain and discovering who you are
14:35 The importance of self-discovery and evolving to a new "self"
19:30 Building a brand around what you love and strategic alliances
24:36 Fear being the access point to nirvana and a life of bliss
27:14 Monetizing digital information products and navigating new ideas
32:46 Planning for the future and taking your brand to the next level
36:19 Working backward to find your passion and stretching your limits
41:13 Finding a tribe to evolve with you and losing some along the way
46:55 Editing people out of your life and taking life to the extreme
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Thanks for having me on the show brother. It was an honor and a pleasure...
Thank you for fighting for us and our country. You are a Savage.
Thank you for sharing your insight and experience.
Great show.
Self suffrage is not the same as human suffering. You chose everything you went through. There are millions of people who wish they had the choices you do. You are a spoiled brat but thank you for your service.
Pain/Suffering forces authenticity. Being authentic is existing in a liberated state.
Glad I ran into this podcast. This is going to be a top 5 podcast soon.
The answers you are seeking are found in Christ
😂😂😂😂🤣 r u Dumb or something 😂
Wes Watson has your answers
@@eskimojones23 He has some good ideas, but ALL truth is derivative from THE Truth. Jesus said, “ I am the Truth.”
Amen, Mike. Amen.
Way too good episode!! Lots of gold in here! 🔥🔥
Amazing episode! Akshay is a good friend and it's been incredible to witness his growth
This was an awesome episode and I feel like I've learned a lot from it.
Same man!
Wish CZcams allowed multiple likes. Grateful. Thanks, Bedros, for another piece of your typical man"s stuff.
15:30 higher level of awareness
22:00 positive relationship to suffering
Legend🤙🔥
Indeed!
Akshay is a legend
Absolutely!
“There no atheists in fox holes”. I can only imagine what the ww2 soldiers were thinking when they were in the Higgins boat about to beach Normandy facing death. None of us can even fathom that.
Amazing interview. Loooots of stuff covered in this one, good job guys.
This shit was so good!
Agree!
If Azis Anzari was a Vet
interesting guest
i like how he has the same facial hair as evil Abed.
"when I went out there, I didn't expect to come back alive, this isn't a healthy mindset..." 😂You don't think so?
This guy looks like Andy Frisella lil bro
hes not being honest or is ignorant about the psychological issues stemming from childhood, parents are never perfect and u never hurt urself with drugs and cutting if yoi truly had perfect childhood.
Sounds like he was torn between being a descendant of the highest caste system in India and wanting his freedom to just be a regular westernized teenage migrant. Brahmin caste parents can be difficult although they do have great wealth. Allegedly! I've heard!
lowkey masochist