Why Do We Resist What’s Good for Us? Preston Moore Shares Insights
It's interesting how I have these things that I just feel so great after. Yet all I do is resist.
Why do we often resist the very things that can make us feel better? In this thought-provoking episode of 'The High Cost of Anonymity', host Preston Moore opens up about his personal battles with resistance and procrastination. He candidly shares how, despite knowing the benefits of activities like yoga and daily podcasting, he still finds himself putting them off. It's a relatable struggle many of us face—wanting to improve but feeling stuck in old habits.
Preston delves into the concept of self-sabotage and how our minds can trick us into staying comfortable with the status quo. He talks about the internal dialogues that tell us it's too much work or that we can always do it later, only to find that later never comes. But it's not all doom and gloom. Preston also discusses the power of commitment and accountability in overcoming these mental hurdles.
By sharing his own experiences, Preston highlights the importance of using our life stories as tools for growth, not just for ourselves but for others who might be going through similar struggles. This episode is a powerful reminder that we all have the potential to turn our challenges into strengths and that sharing our stories can help shatter the stigma of shame and guilt.
If you're someone who often finds yourself resisting what’s good for you, or if you know someone who could benefit from this honest discussion, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to hear Preston’s insights and perhaps find some motivation to embrace the changes that can lead to personal growth.