Tzvi Hilsenrath, LCSW
Tzvi Hilsenrath, LCSW
TMWT Episode 046 – BANG BANG BANG!!! The Problem of Change Part 01
TMWT Episode 046 – BANG BANG BANG!!! The Problem of Change Part 01
TMWT Episode 046 – BANG BANG BANG!!! The Problem of Change Part 01
Wednesday 24th August 2022
Tzvi Hilsenrath explains why change is painful and how embracing discomfort is key to personal growth. Listen now on Thoughtful Mind.
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Get the buttons here!Embracing Change: Why Growth Often Feels Like a Bumpy Ride
The bumpers help you get away from the things that led you to what you were trying to change in the first place. The bang, the bumper, the adjustment- it is all an essential part of the process.
Why does change often feel like an uphill battle? In this episode of 'Thoughtful Mind with Tzvi', host Tzvi Hilsenrath tackles the often-painful realities of making significant life changes. Using a vivid analogy of a gondola ride up a mountain, Tzvi explains how hitting 'bumpers' along the way is an unavoidable part of the journey. These bumpers represent the discomfort and pain that come with stepping out of our comfort zones.
But instead of shying away from these challenges, Tzvi encourages listeners to embrace them as essential steps toward personal growth and mental well-being. Drawing on a range of literary references, including works by Gerry Spence and Alexandre Dumas, Tzvi offers practical insights into why change is so difficult and how to navigate it effectively. If you're someone who's struggling with the fear and frustration that often accompany change, this episode provides valuable advice on how to face these obstacles head-on.
Tune in to discover how embracing the discomfort can lead to a more fulfilling and resilient life.