In this episode of the 'All Things Good for You' podcast, host Brian Bowen explores navigating the transitional spaces in life where honoring the struggle leads to growth. He delves into the three types of pain identified by mentor Brendan Brouchard: lost pain, process pain, and outcome pain, highlighting their impact and offering strategies to overcome them. Brian emphasizes the importance of clarity, alignment, and positively envisioning outcomes. Listeners are encouraged to embrace the challenges, shift their mindset, and find fulfillment in the journey. Join us for invaluable insights about pushing through self-doubt, overcoming obstacles, and the power of a supportive community to turn dreams into reality.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Podcast Overview
01:37 Honoring the Struggle: A Follow-Up
01:51 Understanding Transitional Spaces
04:17 Types of Pain: Lost Pain
09:45 Types of Pain: Process Pain
14:00 Types of Pain: Outcome Pain
15:10 Building Confidence Through Transitional Periods
15:56 Creating a Custom Needle Brand
17:05 Facing the 'What Ifs' in Business
17:48 Embracing the Manufacturing Process
18:26 Overcoming Outcome Pain
20:30 Shifting Mindsets and Language
23:34 Navigating Transitional Spaces
26:11 Honoring the Struggle
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