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    Bring on the Cold - Day 1... DO THE WORK #563

    enMay 16, 2018

    Podcast Summary

    • Embracing New Challenges for Personal GrowthPersonal growth involves tackling new challenges, like cold showers, despite initial fears. Cold showers offer physical and mental benefits, encouraging listeners to give it a try for personal improvement.

      Personal growth often involves tackling new challenges, even if they initially seem daunting. In this case, the speaker decided to embark on a new series of episodes focusing on personal, mental, and physical improvement through the practice of taking cold showers. Prior to trying it out, the speaker expressed hesitation and fear, but after taking the plunge, he reported that the experience was intense but ultimately worthwhile. The benefits of cold showers, both physical and mental, have been widely documented, and the speaker encourages listeners to consider giving it a try despite any initial apprehensions. This experience serves as a reminder that growth often comes from stepping outside of our comfort zones and embracing new challenges.

    • Small steps towards self-improvement through daily cold showersStarting with a daily cold shower can lead to significant physical and mental awakening, building mental fortitude for future challenges

      The speaker found taking small steps towards self-improvement, specifically starting with a daily cold shower, can lead to significant physical and mental awakening. He is inspired by Aubrey Marcus's book, "Own the Day, Live the Day," and decided to experiment with this challenge to understand the impact of each change before adding the next. The initial cold shower was intense and uncomfortable, but the speaker felt a sense of accomplishment and alertness afterwards. He believes that the mental fortitude gained from facing this hard situation will be a valuable asset in his journey towards optimizing his life.

    • Experience the benefits of cold water exposureCold water exposure can increase mental clarity and overall well-being through the initial challenge and continued immersion

      Exposing oneself to cold water, whether through cold showers or other means, can provide both physical and mental benefits. The initial feeling of vulnerability and the need to overcome resistance can lead to a sense of awakening and increased mental clarity. While it may be difficult to take the first step, once the cold water is on, it becomes easier to continue. This challenge can be a simple yet effective way to improve overall well-being and may even be worth trying alongside others. Remember, the key is to keep it pure and avoid mixing hot water for maximum impact.

    • Embrace curiosity and fear for growthCuriosity and fear can lead to growth. Ask questions, embrace uncertainty, be nice, thankful, and do the work.

      Expressing curiosity and being open to new experiences, even if they seem daunting, can lead to valuable insights and growth. The speaker encourages listeners to reach out and ask questions, and to embrace the fear that comes with uncertainty. This mindset is important because it allows us to learn and grow both personally and professionally. Additionally, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being nice, thankful, and doing the work. These actions not only benefit ourselves and others, but they also contribute to a positive and productive environment. Overall, the message is to be curious, embrace fear, and strive for positivity and productivity.

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