Preston Moore, K Preston Moore
Preston Moore, K Preston Moore
I’m annoyed... and it’s all my fault! Ep 82
I’m annoyed... and it’s all my fault! Ep 82
I’m annoyed... and it’s all my fault! Ep 82
Friday 26th June 2020
Preston Moore opens up about self-inflicted frustrations and the importance of vulnerability in personal growth in 'The High Cost of Anonymity'.
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Get the buttons here!Taking Ownership: Preston Moore on Self-Inflicted Annoyance and Growth
It's annoying when I create a back myself into a corner and it's all self-created, when there's nothing to be, you know, worried about.
Ever find yourself in a funk, annoyed at everyone and everything, only to realize you're the one who created the mess? That's exactly where Preston Moore finds himself in this episode of 'The High Cost of Anonymity'. Preston opens up about his recent struggles with self-inflicted frustration and the harsh reality of backing himself into a corner.
He humorously recounts how a simple annoyance like waking up early on his day off spiraled into a full-blown pity party, affecting his relationships with his wife and in-laws. But it's not just about the early wake-up call; it's about what he's been neglecting in his recovery and mental health journey. With candid honesty, Preston shares how operating out of 'self-propulsion'—relying on sheer willpower and subtle manipulation—has been like trying to push an elephant from behind.
Through personal anecdotes and a touch of humor, he explores the importance of recognizing these self-imposed limitations and the value of embracing vulnerability. If you're looking for a relatable and insightful take on personal growth, this episode is a must-listen.